About Project Voice
Our mission is to help reduce stigma in our community by providing a safe, public forum for people affected by substance use to share their stories. Stigma has a way of silencing us. As a result, we often only hear one side of the story. Hearing people share their own perspective can empower others to make change in their lives, promote empathy in the community, and help shift public perception.
Project Voice aims to affect change in community perception of addiction and recovery by giving people affected by substance use disorder the opportunity to use their own voice to tell their story.
Project Voice is a project of Families And Children Together (F.A.C.T.) and is made possible by a grant from Maine Community Foundation and support from the Bangor Area Recovery Network (BARN).
If you'd like to share your story for Project Voice, please contact Derek at dhurder@familiesandchildren.org.
Check out the Project Voice Facebook page at www.facebook.com/VoiceMaine.
Project Voice aims to affect change in community perception of addiction and recovery by giving people affected by substance use disorder the opportunity to use their own voice to tell their story.
Project Voice is a project of Families And Children Together (F.A.C.T.) and is made possible by a grant from Maine Community Foundation and support from the Bangor Area Recovery Network (BARN).
If you'd like to share your story for Project Voice, please contact Derek at dhurder@familiesandchildren.org.
Check out the Project Voice Facebook page at www.facebook.com/VoiceMaine.
Jean's Story
Scott's Story
Sharon's Story
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Bob and Sharon
Bob's Story
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Jim's Story
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Families And Children Together does not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation,
gender identity or expression, national origin, creed, ancestry, physical or mental disability, age, family status, or veteran status
in the admission or access to our programs
gender identity or expression, national origin, creed, ancestry, physical or mental disability, age, family status, or veteran status
in the admission or access to our programs