THE BRIDGE TO HOPE FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP

If you plan on attending please send us a direct message letting us know you are coming, seating will be limited to 30 people (social distancing and all COVID19 protocols will be in place).

The Bridge to Hope Family Support Group is a support meeting for family members and loved

ones affected by addiction. The purpose of this meeting is to provide education, guidance, and support to those with a loved one who may be struggling with a substance use disorder.

It is the mission of the Bridge to Hope and MOA to provide full support and resources for parents, families, friends and community members that have struggled with drug and alcohol dependency. Often times, the person in recovery can get well and the families are left picking up the pieces. We as a group, through our own experiences, pledge to offer hope, awareness and a safe loving therapeutic environment for all afflicted by this epidemic.

Our mission is to strengthen and support families affected by substance use disorder and to provide helpful treatment options at all levels. The meeting is open to the public, all are welcome. (limited to 30 people.) This meeting was started by family members and loved ones who want to shed light on the darkness caused by this disease and to provide hope for family and friends who deal with addiction.

The Bridge to Hope Family Support Group

If you plan on attending please send us a direct message letting us know you are coming, seating will be limited to 30 people (social distancing and all COVID19 protocols will be in place).

The Bridge to Hope Family Support Group is a support meeting for family members and loved

ones affected by addiction. The purpose of this meeting is to provide education, guidance, and support to those with a loved one who may be struggling with a substance use disorder.

It is the mission of the Bridge to Hope and MOA to provide full support and resources for parents, families, friends and community members that have struggled with drug and alcohol dependency. Often times, the person in recovery can get well and the families are left picking up the pieces. We as a group, through our own experiences, pledge to offer hope, awareness and a safe loving therapeutic environment for all afflicted by this epidemic.

Our mission is to strengthen and support families affected by substance use disorder and to provide helpful treatment options at all levels. The meeting is open to the public, all are welcome. (limited to 30 people.) This meeting was started by family members and loved ones who want to shed light on the darkness caused by this disease and to provide hope for family and friends who deal with addiction.

THE BRIDGE TO HOPE FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP

If you plan on attending please send us a direct message letting us know you are coming, seating will be limited to 30 people (social distancing and all COVID19 protocols will be in place).

The Bridge to Hope Family Support Group is a support meeting for family members and loved

ones affected by addiction. The purpose of this meeting is to provide education, guidance, and support to those with a loved one who may be struggling with a substance use disorder.

It is the mission of the Bridge to Hope and MOA to provide full support and resources for parents, families, friends and community members that have struggled with drug and alcohol dependency. Often times, the person in recovery can get well and the families are left picking up the pieces. We as a group, through our own experiences, pledge to offer hope, awareness and a safe loving therapeutic environment for all afflicted by this epidemic.

Our mission is to strengthen and support families affected by substance use disorder and to provide helpful treatment options at all levels. The meeting is open to the public, all are welcome. (limited to 30 people.) This meeting was started by family members and loved ones who want to shed light on the darkness caused by this disease and to provide hope for family and friends who deal with addiction.

Join us on the 1st & 3rd Monday of every month 6:30-8:00pm at the Bridge Recovery Center

If you plan on attending please send us a direct message letting us know you are coming, seating will be limited to 30 people (social distancing and all COVID19 protocols will be in place).

The Bridge to Hope Family Support Group is a support meeting for family members and loved

ones affected by addiction. The purpose of this meeting is to provide education, guidance, and support to those with a loved one who may be struggling with a substance use disorder.

It is the mission of the Bridge to Hope and MOA to provide full support and resources for parents, families, friends and community members that have struggled with drug and alcohol dependency. Often times, the person in recovery can get well and the families are left picking up the pieces. We as a group, through our own experiences, pledge to offer hope, awareness and a safe loving therapeutic environment for all afflicted by this epidemic.

Our mission is to strengthen and support families affected by substance use disorder and to provide helpful treatment options at all levels. The meeting is open to the public, all are welcome. (limited to 30 people.) This meeting was started by family members and loved ones who want to shed light on the darkness caused by this disease and to provide hope for family and friends who deal with addiction.

Malden Overcoming Addiction is excited to announce that we are bringing the Bridge to Hope Family Support Group to Malden.

The purpose of this group is to provide education, guidance and support to those with a loved one who may be struggling with substance use disorder. The Bridge to Hope is a peer-led support group for families dealing with addiction and recovery.

The meetings will be the 1st and 3rd Monday of every month at BRC, 239 Commercial Street, Malden from 7:00-8:30 PM. The 1st meeting will be April 6th, 2020 at 7:00pm.

#PeopleHelpingPeople

The Gavin Foundation and MOA are excited to be collaborating in the development and operation of the Bridge Recovery Center in Malden.

We will hold an informational session via Zoom on July 27th at 6pm to learn about the peer to peer model, and what resources will be offered.

Zoom Meeting Information:

Meeting ID: 433 915 2695

Password: 7uGSTn

MOA Monthly Meeting

Monday, November 25th at 6;00

Malden Police Station

MOA Monthly Meeting

Monday, November 25th at 6;00

Malden Police Station

MOA Monthly Meeting

Monday, November 25th at 6;00

Malden Police Station

Free Event- See details for tickets

YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO ENTER THIS EVENT AND TICKETS ARE FREE! TO GET YOUR FREE TICKET CLICK THE LINK BELOW. THE 1ST 150 PEOPLE WILL GET IN.

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After we reach capacity (150) you will have to wait in line until someone leaves before you can enter.

Malden Overcoming Addiction would like to welcome anyone that wants to CELEBRATE SOBER this New Years Eve!

Join us for a safe, fun, and family-friendly night of food, music, dancing, and community! And did we mention that it's all FREE? But if you do want to contribute, donations are welcome.

So whether you're in recovery, looking for a fun family event, or just want to let loose on a dance floor, come out to Club 24 in Malden and let's party ‘until’ it's 2020!

The Mystic Valley Public Health Coalition is coordinating Voices of Recovery Night on September 30th from 6:00pm-7:30pm at the Wakefield Lake (Gazebo).

The September MOA monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 24th at 6:00.

The meeting will be held at 350 Main Street, Malden, the office is the 1st office on the left as you come in the front door.

The meeting will return to the Police Station next month.

MOAR and Friends Recovery Day March and Celebration!

When: Mon, September 16, 9am – 4pm

Where: Government Center, Boston

Click here for more information

Join us at 9 AM on September 16th for a rally on City Hall Plaza. We will then march to Fanueil Hall where our main celebration will occur. This is your opportunity to show the world (or at least Boston) that we do recovery to become Visible, Vocal, and Valuable! We will joined by Recovery Speakers, Legislators, and community Leaders.

Please join us for the Malden Overcoming Addiction monthly meeting.

Meeting Location:
Malden Police Station
800 Eastern Ave.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please join us for the Malden Overcoming Addiction monthly meeting.

NOTE: Day and location changes for this months meeting!

Items to be discussed include:

• Malden Overcomes- August community day

• Web updates

• Fundraising

Meeting Location:
350 Main Street

1st Floor

Malden, MA

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please join us for the Malden Overcoming Addiction monthly meeting.

Items to be discussed include:

• Malden Overcomes- August community day

• Web updates

• Upcoming events

Meeting Location:
Malden Senior Center

7 Washington Street

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please join us for the Malden Overcoming Addiction monthly meeting.

Items to be discussed include:

• The 3rd annual MOA #togetherwecan Comedy Night on May 16th

• Upcoming events

Meeting Location:
Malden Police Station
800 Eastern Ave.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Every fourth Wednesday of the month we gather to talk about how we can accomplish our mission.

We meet in the Malden Police Station Community Room (800 Eastern Avenue, Malden).

Malden Overcoming Addiction seeks to connect the community with addiction support and recovery services, remove the stigma of addiction, and fight to eliminate overdose fatalities.