Recovering Moms Helping Moms Inc.

Recovering Moms Helping Moms Inc. Recovering Moms Helping Moms is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

We aim to build a strong community of mothers who heal, lead, and empower one another—ultimately transforming the lives of their children and changing the legacy of future generations.

09/07/2026

💪 MOTIVATION MONDAY — Do It Scared

One of the biggest lies fear tells us is:

“Wait until you’re ready.”

Wait until you’re less anxious.

Wait until you’re more confident.

Wait until you know how everything is going to work out.

Wait until you’re sure you won’t fail.

But if I had waited until I wasn’t afraid, there are things in my life I may have never done.

Courage doesn’t mean you suddenly stop feeling fear.

It means fear doesn’t get to make every decision anymore.

Recovery takes courage.

Healing takes courage.

Leaving unhealthy situations takes courage.

Looking at your own patterns takes courage.

Learning a different way to parent takes courage.

Starting over when your life looks nothing like you thought it would takes courage.

You don’t need to feel fearless today.

Feel the fear and do it anyway.

One healthy decision.

One phone call.

One boundary.

One meeting.

One application.

One honest conversation.

One step.

That’s how lives change.

Not all at once.

One courageous decision at a time. 💪

09/06/2026

🕊️ SOULFUL SUNDAY — Courage Can Be Quiet

We tend to picture courage as something big.

Leaving. Speaking up. Starting over. Taking the leap.

But some of the most courageous things a woman will ever do are things nobody applauds.

Getting out of bed when depression tells you there’s no point.

Going to a meeting when shame tells you to hide.

Setting a boundary with someone you love.

Admitting, “I’m not okay.”

Sitting with an uncomfortable feeling instead of numbing it.

Choosing not to go back to what hurt you, even when what’s familiar feels easier than what’s healthy.

Courage isn’t always loud.

Sometimes courage is a quiet decision inside of you that says:

I cannot keep living the way I have been living. Something has to change — and maybe that change starts with me.

📖 “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” — Joshua 1:9

Today, you don’t have to fix your whole life.

Just have enough courage for the next right thing. 🕊️

09/05/2026

🤝 Support Saturday — You Were Never Meant to Do This Alone

Sometimes faith in action looks less like being strong and more like finally saying:

“I need help.”

That takes courage.

There are seasons when we isolate because we’re ashamed, overwhelmed, depressed, struggling, afraid of judgment, or convinced we should be able to handle everything ourselves.

But isolation can make a hard season even harder.

Pick up the phone.

Tell someone you’re struggling.

Go to the meeting.

Call your therapist.

Reach out to the friend who actually wants to know how you are.

Walk into the room even if you feel uncomfortable.

Let somebody stand beside you.

📖 “Two are better than one… If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9–10

You don’t get extra points for suffering silently.

Sometimes the bravest action you can take is letting someone help carry what has become too heavy to carry alone.

Connection is action too. 🤝

📢 IMPORTANT PROGRAM UPDATERecovering Moms Helping Moms remains committed to providing a safe, supportive, and consistent...
09/04/2026

📢 IMPORTANT PROGRAM UPDATE

Recovering Moms Helping Moms remains committed to providing a safe, supportive, and consistent space for mothers and their children.

As we move forward with the hiring process for qualified facilitators for our Children’s Program, our Friday Moms Group will temporarily be held via Zoom only. This temporary transition will allow us to continue providing uninterrupted support to our moms while ensuring that, when our in-person Children’s Program resumes, we have the appropriate team in place to provide the level of care and support our families deserve.

💻 TONIGHT’S MEETING — ZOOM ONLY
🕕 6:15 PM – 7:30 PM
📲 Zoom information is provided in the attached flyer.

We are grateful for everyone’s patience and understanding during this transition. We are excited about the continued growth of our Children’s Program and look forward to welcoming our families back in person as soon as the hiring process is complete.

Until then, our Friday Moms Group will continue every week on Zoom from 6:15–7:30 PM.

Thank you for continuing to grow with us. 💗💙

When mothers recover, children recover. When children recover, cycles are broken, and a new legacy begins.

09/04/2026

🕊️ Faith & Freedom Friday — Pray, Then Move

I believe in prayer.

I also believe sometimes we finish praying and God is waiting for us to get up.

We pray for peace — then we have to stop returning to what destroys it.

We pray for healing — then we have to be willing to face what hurts.

We pray for healthy relationships — then we have to learn boundaries.

We pray for recovery — then we have to use the support.

We pray for a different life for our children — then we have to make different choices in front of them.

Prayer isn’t passive.

Sometimes the answer comes with instructions.

Go. Forgive. Release. Speak. Stay. Leave. Ask. Try again.

📖 “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” — Proverbs 16:3

Faith says, “God, I trust You.”

Faith in action says, “And because I trust You, I’m willing to move.”

Pray about it.

Then pay attention to what God is asking you to DO. 🕊️

09/03/2026

🙏 Thankful Thursday — Don’t Forget the Woman Who Kept Going

Sometimes we’re so focused on where we still need to go that we forget to look back at everything it took to get here.

Think about some of the things you do today that once felt impossible.

Maybe you speak up now.

Maybe you ask for help.

Maybe you stay when your instinct is to run.

Maybe you walk away when your old self would have stayed.

Maybe you apologize.

Maybe you pause before reacting.

Maybe you’re learning how to be present with your children.

Maybe you got out of bed during a season when getting out of bed was the victory.

Those things didn’t happen by accident.

You took action.

And God met you there.

📖 “The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy.” — Psalm 126:3

Today, thank God for where you are going.

But also thank Him for how far you’ve already come.

You’re living through prayers you once cried asking God to answer. 🤍

09/02/2026

🌿 Wellness Wednesday — Make It Smaller

Sometimes we know exactly what we need to do, but it feels so overwhelming that we do nothing.

So make it smaller.

You don’t have to “fix your mental health” today.

Take the shower.

You don’t have to repair every relationship.

Send the honest text.

You don’t have to figure out your entire recovery.

Get through today.

You don’t have to become the perfect mom.

Put your phone down and give your child ten intentional minutes.

You don’t have to solve your whole life tonight.

Drink some water. Eat something. Take your medication as prescribed. Step outside. Pray. Breathe. Go to bed.

🌿 Today’s Wellness Tip:
When something feels overwhelming, ask yourself:

“What is ONE healthy action I can take right now?”

Then do that.

📖 “Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much.” — Luke 16:10

Small healthy choices still count.

Actually, they’re usually where the biggest changes begin. 🌿

09/01/2026

🗣️ Truth Tuesday — Wanting It Isn’t Enough

Here’s a hard truth:

We can desperately want our lives to change while continuing to make choices that keep everything exactly the same.

We can want peace and keep entertaining chaos.

Want healthy relationships and keep ignoring red flags.

Want better mental health and refuse to use the tools we’ve been given.

Want recovery and keep one foot in the old life.

Want to break generational cycles while continuing to react from the same unhealed places.

Wanting better is important.

But wanting is the beginning — not the work.

At some point we have to ask ourselves:

What am I actually doing differently?

Not perfectly.

Differently.

📖 “Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.” — James 1:22

You can’t control everything that happens around you.

But you can start becoming intentional about what happens through you.

That’s faith in action. 🖤

08/31/2026

NOW HIRING — CHILDREN’S PROGRAM STAFF
Recovering Moms Helping Moms, Inc. | Plymouth, MA

Recovering Moms Helping Moms, Inc. is growing our children’s program, and we’re looking for caring, dependable, confident individuals who truly enjoy working with children and know how to bring both compassion AND structure into a room.

Our children’s program runs alongside our weekly Friday evening mothers’ recovery support group. This is more than childcare. Our goal is to provide children with a safe, consistent and supportive environment where they can learn, play, build emotional-regulation skills and feel connected while their moms participate in group.

WE ARE CURRENTLY HIRING:

Children’s Group Facilitator — Ages 2–5
Fridays | 6:00–8:00 PM
$35/hour

Children’s Group Facilitator — Ages 6–9
Fridays | 6:00–8:00 PM
$35/hour

Children’s Program Assistant/Floater — Per Diem
Fridays | Approximately 6:00–8:00 PM as scheduled
$35/hour

WHAT OUR GROUP FACILITATORS WILL DO:

Facilitators will lead structured, age-appropriate weekly programming that include short lessons, social-emotional learning, crafts, games, movement activities, coping skills and opportunities for positive connection.

Curriculum, activities and necessary program materials will be provided. Facilitators are responsible for creating a welcoming environment, leading planned activities, maintaining structure and helping children transition safely throughout the evening.

We are looking for individuals who can be warm, patient and encouraging while also setting clear, consistent boundaries.

THE RIGHT PERSON SHOULD BE COMFORTABLE:

• Leading and engaging a group of children
• Managing challenging or disruptive behaviors appropriately
• Using positive redirection and consistent boundaries
• Supporting children who struggle with emotional or behavioral regulation
• Remaining calm when a child becomes dysregulated
• Helping children work through conflict
• Maintaining structure while still making the program fun and engaging
• Working with children and families who may have experienced trauma, substance use, mental health challenges, domestic violence or family instability
• Working collaboratively with program leadership and other children’s staff

EXPERIENCE WE’RE ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN:

Teachers, preschool teachers, paraprofessionals, early childhood educators, special education staff, behavioral support staff, youth program staff, childcare professionals, social work/human services professionals, or individuals with comparable experience working directly with children.

Experience supporting children with behavioral or emotional-regulation needs is strongly preferred.

Applicants should be dependable, patient, compassionate, able to maintain appropriate boundaries and genuinely believe that children deserve a safe place to learn, grow and be supported while their moms work on their own healing.

Background screening will be required. CPR/First Aid and trauma-informed/youth-development training may be required or provided as part of the program.

ABOUT RECOVERING MOMS HELPING MOMS

Recovering Moms Helping Moms, Inc. is a nonprofit organization supporting mothers and families impacted by substance use, mental health challenges, trauma, domestic violence and dysfunctional family systems.

Our children’s program is built around a simple belief: when we support the mother, we also need to support the children walking through recovery alongside her.

TO APPLY:

Please email your resume to [email protected] along with a brief introduction sharing your experience working with children and why you’re interested in joining the Recovering Moms Helping Moms children’s program.

Email: [email protected]

08/31/2026

💪 Motivation Monday — Move Anyway

Some days you’re going to wake up motivated.

Other days? Not even a little bit.

That’s where action matters.

You won’t always feel like doing the things that are good for you. You won’t always feel ready to work on yourself, show up, stay consistent, have the hard conversation, practice the coping skill, go to the meeting, or choose differently.

Do it anyway.

Because the life you’re building cannot depend entirely on how you feel that day.

Sometimes faith sounds like:

“God, I don’t feel strong today, but I’m still taking the next right step.”

That counts.

📖 “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9

You don’t need a huge burst of motivation today.

You need one intentional action. Then another.

That’s how lives change. 💪

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