Project Hope

Angels of Red Cedar (ARC)

Anyone (individuals suffering from substance use disorders, family members, friends) who wishes

can receive information on AODA treatment or self-refer to treatment.

Quick Response Team (QRT)

A multidisciplinary team assisting individuals seeking

voluntarily admission to treatment. If the individual encounters barriers to successful treatment, the Team assists the individual to

overcome those barriers.

More information on QRT

Youth Response Team (YRT)

A multidisciplinary group that works collaboratively with community shareholders to respond to the critical needs of children at risk.

More information on YRT

Support

How can you help?

The program's top ongoing need is mentors for children. We have partnered with Mentor Chippewa to connect mentees with adults who want to genuinely make a difference in their community and childrens' lives.

Interested community members are also encouraged to visit the website www.mentorchippewa.org for more information about the program, including time commitments and responsibilities, mentor applications, and more.

Financial contributions are also accepted and will be used to support the program and its mission. This can encompass treatment costs, mental health donations, and cover the cost of items needed for those who are in the program.

Financial Support

Donations are accepted through the Community Foundation of Dunn County. Donations can be made online or sent via the mail to the Community Foundation and should reference that they are to be used for Project Hope.

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What is project hope?

Angels of Red Cedar (ARC)

Quick Response Team (QRT)

Youth Response Team (YRT)

Youth Response Team (YRT)

contact information

ARC and QRT Program Contacts:

YRT Program Contacts:

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Support

How can you help?

Financial Support

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