C.O.P.E. FOUNDATION

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

Mission Statement: To help children who have lost a parent to opioid addiction either by abandonment, imprisonment, or death and develop hope and resilience to live fulfilling and purposeful lives.

Vision Statement: Support, educate, and advocate for families struggling with opioid addiction.

We can accomplish this mission through joint efforts by bringing hope to the children through our “Circle of Light” campaign.
Mental health stability can help children be more productive and conscious in everyday life. Making wise choices is a direction necessary for success.

C.O.P.E. Foundation is an organization to help children who have lost a parent addicted to opioids by death, imprisonment, abandonment, or residing in addiction households. We are here to aid the children's progress while living in their current situation or through the grief they may be experiencing. The Cope Foundation works closely with all children through 18 years of age.
The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that more than 106,000 people in the U.S. have died from drug-involved overdose in 2021 alone. The increase from 2019-2021 was over 53% in home deaths. There were reported 108,279 deaths in 2022. As the number increases, more concerns arise.
As more drug abuse facilities and mental health organizations open their doors to assist in the recovery and aid the wellness of each of these individuals. As a team, I believe we can help curb the number of fatalities and produce more positive members in your community.I project that C.O.P.E. Foundation will bring awareness to the benefit of life and allow these individuals to learn that they can say NO and can function as normal human beings. Independently and healthy. We change lives.