THE JONATHAN MOULES MEMORIAL STEPS4HOPE
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Steps4Hope is a nonprofit foundation established in 2014 by the Moules family, following the tragic loss of their son and brother, Jonathan.
Steps4Hope is committed to honoring Jonathan's life by bringing together the community to raise awareness, end the stigma associated with the disease of addiction, and save lives.
Addiction and overdose deaths are at epidemic proportions and these issues are part of the largest health crises we face today. Overdose death is now the leading cause of death under the age of 50, outnumbering car accidents, gun accidents, falls and drowning. Uniting the most effective community partners will foster long term prevention to help protect our families and provide resources that are desperately needed to assist those in crisis.
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LATEST News
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On June 16, 2019, Reinbow's End Farm hosted a Horse Show to benefit Steps4Hope.
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We are so very grateful for the generosity of Reinbow's End Farm!
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Steps4Hope is currently partnering with Great Valley Community Foundation to offer scholarship funding for residents of the Great Valley community in need of counseling for substance use disorders. Check out community programs at gvco.org for details.
Steps4Hope is happy to announce, due to the overwhelming generosity and support of our 2018 5K event, a donation in the amount of $15,000 will be made to the Jonathan Moules Scholarship Fund at Healthy Habitats Recovery Living Community. This scholarship will help men with their initial rent expense allowing them to focus on early sober living.
Additionally, we will be continuing of our parent grief group, For Jonathan's Sake-Beyond the Broken Heart. Steps4Hope in partnership with the Adolescent Awareness Foundation invite you attend the professionally facilitated group on Tuesday nights from 7:00-8:15 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Phoenixville. For details, contact Pam Moules-610-247-1920.
Our live online sibling support group, A Brother's Love, takes place the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm. Please email for information.
