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Parents Supporting Parents

Parents Supporting Parents provides sober living scholarships and educates and supports families. You can speak or choose to pass. We welcome all to attend.

Our Parents Supporting Parents Non-Profit Goal is to provide sober living scholarships for those who suffer from substance use disorder in memory of those we have lost. We plan to accomplish this in the following ways:

-Fundraising events (Annual Mother's Day Auction for Sober Living Scholarships, dinners, cruises, raffles, yard sales, races, walks etc.)
-Weekly donations at our support meetings
-Birthday fundraisers on Facebook

Our charity supports all those who struggle with substance use disorder and their parents/family members or loved ones.
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We hold weekly support meetings for of Parents/ Family members and loved one's coping/dealing with our child and/or loved one's addiction. From time to time we have speakers and then check in with everyone. We are there to support each other. Some of us have been attending these meetings for over 11 years. We have formed a strong bond and are always there for each other. No one knows what you are going through like another parent who has been there. We even have parents who attend who have lost a child and feel it is a way to help someone else. They are real warriors. MEETING TIME AND LOCATION:
Meetings are held at the Sandwich Council on Aging (Lower Level)
270 Quaker Meeting House Rd. East Sandwich, MA 02537

Non-profit business address
Parents Supporting Parents, Inc.
16 Pine Street
P.O. Box 992
Monument Beach, MA 02553

12/14/2025

PSP is excited to welcome Aubrey W. to our weekly support meeting Monday 12/15!

Aubrey is a person in long-term recovery, celebrating seven years of sustained sobriety. For the past six years, he has dedicated his career to the recovery field, beginning with a reentry program supporting men recently released from incarceration as they rebuilt their lives. He later served as a Gambling Ambassador, helping individuals navigate both substance use and gambling addiction.

Aubrey’s leadership pathway includes serving as Interim Director and Assistant Director at the Pier Recovery Center in Hyannis before moving into his current role as Director of the Falmouth Recovery Center under the Gandara Center. He also continues to give back as a part-time Recovery Coach with the Herren Project.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Aubrey is a devoted father whose children remain his greatest motivation and guiding purpose. His love for his family fuels his commitment to being a steady, positive example both at home and in the community.

Passionate about service, connection, and second chances, Aubrey is deeply committed to strengthening and uplifting the recovery community. His experience, heart, and leadership make him a positive role model in this community.

12/14/2025

Please share ‼️ It’s not too late to help make Christmas a little extra special for those in sober homes this coming holiday season! We have had over 314 items purchased to date with only 95 items still needed! Thank you to all who have purchased items so far! Let’s see if we can complete these baskets with items for those in need and a few games to help pass the time. Many will not be home with family this holiday seas on and this will give them some of the items they need while in sober living!!

(When ordering you have a choice all with free shipping. Michael Moore will pick up or you can have shipped to Mike. His address is noted when ordering.). Thank you!

12/10/2025

This holiday season, Parents Supporting Parents respectfully invites you to support our mission by selecting an item from our Sober Home Holiday Gift Wishlist registry below. Your contribution will directly benefit local sober homes that provide safe, structured housing for individuals committed to their recovery journey, including many recipients of our Sober Living Scholarship Program.
We are honored to share that we have awarded more than 400 scholarships to date.
Your generosity and belief in our work continue to make a meaningful impact.
Thank you for supporting Parents Supporting Parents.

12/08/2025

🎄✨️Tis The Season Of Giving✨️🎄
This holiday season, Parents Supporting Parents respectfully invites you to support our mission by selecting an item from our Sober Home Holiday Gift wishlist registry below. Your contribution will directly benefit local sober homes that provide safe, structured housing for individuals committed to their recovery journey, including many recipients of our Sober Living Scholarship Program.

We are honored to share that we have awarded more than 400 scholarships to date.
Your generosity and belief in our work continue to make a meaningful impact.
Thank you for supporting Parents Supporting Parents.
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12/07/2025

Please share ‼️‼️📣📣

Substance use impacts the whole family. While the loved ones of the individual struggling may not suffer from addiction themselves they are an important part of the recovery of the individual who struggles. Come and get the education and support you need from others who have walked in your shoes. We hope you can join us!

Join us Monday, Dec 8, for our Weekly Support Meeting!

12/02/2025

Today, on Giving Tuesday, you can make a lasting impact on individuals in recovery from substance use disorder on Cape Cod. Your donation to Parents Supporting Parents will help fund sober living scholarships, providing safe, supportive environments for those navigating early recovery. In 2025 alone we awarded 496 scholarships and we couldn’t have done it without donors like you.

To make a donation this Giving Tuesday you can do so through our website:
https://parentsfightingaddiction.org/donate-to-psp/

Or through our Facebook campaign.

11/30/2025

PSP welcomes Steph B tomorrow at our weekly support speaker meeting! We hope you will join us to hear her inspiring story!

“My name is Steph and I am an addict. I like to include I am also a domestic abuse survivor and in**st survivor. I was born into a family of addicts on both sides as well as su***de. I think it’s important to acknowledge all aspects of me because I have learned in recovery I am not my past however it did influence my present life.

I was an everyday user for 27 years and have been clean now for 21 months and 18 days. I have learned how the disease of addiction manifests in my daily life and do my very best to stay focused, present and in the day. Because of active addiction I gave everything away, my sons, my home, my employment, friends and loved ones and my self respect.

My motivation to continue in my recovery is to gain more acceptance of self and learn to love me for who I am genuinely am. Through vulnerable sharing, being honest with myself and others, open minded and willing I continue to make strides forward. Sometimes it’s 3 steps back but I continue to look ahead and not every day is an easy day. I have a support network, a Sponser and 2 beautiful sons who accept me for who I am in each moment, through the light and dark.

When I first surrendered to the disease it was the most overwhelming feeling I have ever felt. With practice, patience and grace I am able to live each day with a little more freedom than the day before.

Today I am restructuring my life one day at a time. I have my sons back in my life and we have a better relationship than we had before because I am more present and clear, I am employed and am a mentor and peer model for 11 women in the recovery home I live in. I look forward to sharing my experience, strength and hope with all of you. “
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11/27/2025

Parents Supporting Parents would like to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving!

We’re so thankful for all our generous supporters, our community, and the many brave men and women who have begun their sober journeys with our sober living scholarships— You inspire us every day!

11/25/2025

Giving Tuesday is a week away. Please consider a donation to Parents Supporting Parents. Your donation helps create lasting impact and strengthen the Cape Cod Community by providing sober living resources for those leaving treatment.

https://parentsfightingaddiction.org/donate-to-psp/

11/23/2025

No weekly support group this week!

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70 Quaker Meeting House Road
Sandwich, MA
02644

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+15088465731

Website

https://www.Parentsfightingaddiction.org/

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Parents, Family members and loved ones coping/dealing with our child or someone we love who suffers from substance use disorder. We welcome anyone and often have those who have suffered the loss of a child or loved one attend our meetings as those whose children are in recovery and come to offer support and help to others.

DONATIONS ALL GO TO ADVOCACY FOR THOSE WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SOBER LIVING IN MEMORY OF THOSE LOST TO ADDICTION.

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