Upcoming
Saturday, October 10th
9:30 to 11:00am in the Bertsch Family Resource Center at Josh's Hope, 40 Terry Brook Lane, Hillsborough, NC
(a north Durham County location not far off of Guess Rd.)
Caregiver
Cafe
Are you a parent, caregiver,
significant other or family
member of someone who is in treatment for mental illness and/or a substance use disorder? Do you ever feel unsure, stressed, or exhausted over trying to navigate the best ways to provide them with resources without drowning yourself? Is it difficult for you to talk about these complex issues with friends and extended family because they don't really understand what you're experiencing? Do you sometimes isolate yourself out of self-preservation? Do you hear the phrase "self-care" and quietly laugh, wondering 'what's that'?
If you can identify with any of those things then you would be a perfect fit for our Caregiver Cafe support group. Josh's Hope offers free monthly peer-led support sessions in a confidential, non-judgmental, relaxing environment at the farm where you can connect and unwind.
Space is limited, so email julie@joshshopefoundation.org to reserve your seat.
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Unless otherwise noted, all events take place at Josh’s Hope, 40 Terry Brook Lane, Hillsborough, NC.
For questions, email info@joshshopefoundation.org.
Josh’s Hope is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization working with young adults ages 18-35 who live with mental health conditions or substance use disorders. We provide vocational job training, independent life skills training and emotional support while also offering caregivers support and assistance in navigating the complex mental health treatment system and community resources.
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Josh's Hope Foundation provides a unique experience of personal support and on-the-job training to help young adults, ages 18 to 35, with mental health challenges, work to improve their health, live a self-directed life, and achieve their full potential. Josh's Hope will be a safe place for a population that needs a stable environment to reach their maximum potential.
“Josh’s Hope is simply a place where a young adult with mental health challenges can come to have appropriate socialization, build confidence, build skills, and participate in programs that they might not otherwise ever have the opportunity to participate in. Tools 4 Hope is not just about carpentry or welding, it’s about tools for success.”
– Steve Bailey, Executive Director
Help us continue to build hope!