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RISE, Recovery in a Secure Environment

Henrico County Rise Program:

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John Shinholser

Board Member Emeritus, President

John Shinholser serves as the President of The McShin Foundation, which was founded in 2004 and named for its two recovering co-founders, John Shinholser and Carol McDaid. ....more

Honesty Brackett Liller

Chief Executive Officer

Honesty was promoted to CEO of McShin in 2013 and she now runs all the day to day operations of McShin, trains individuals on how to administer Nasal Naloxone and is also a notary public.

Francis Fletcher

Francis Fletcher

Francis Fletcher began volunteering at McShin in the summer of 2015 by helping to organize the foundation’s annual September event, Recovery Fest. He was then hired as a peer leader and now serves as the Assistant Director of Men’s Programs, in which capacity he oversees the progress of male participants in McShin’s intensive recovery program. ...more

Erin Mayberry

Director of Female Programs

Erin Mayberry was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. She graduated from JR Tucker High School and continued her education at Mary Baldwin College as a cadet in the Virginia Women's Institute for Leadership.

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The Stettinius Fund Honors Outstanding Nonprofit Leaders

In its thirteenth year, the Stettinius Fund for Nonprofit Leadership honored three nonprofit leaders with grants totaling over $26,000. Christopher Beach, Executive Director, Relationship Foundation of Virginia; Honesty Liller, CEO, The McShin Foundation, and Todd Martin, Deputy Scout Executive, Boy Scouts of America, Heart of Virginia Council have been selected to pursue professional development opportunities of their own design. The Stettinius awards program was established by Cadmus Communications Corporation on the occasion of Wallace Stettinius’ retirement from the Cadmus Board of Directors. Since its inception in 2003, the Fund has recognized and supported outstanding professionals who provide effective organizational leadership within the local charitable sector. on Jul 21 2017

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14-bed addiction recovery center proposed in town

A Richmond-based nonprofit wants to open a 14-bed substance abuse recovery center in Warrenton.

By Aug. 1, The McShin Foundation plans to begin providing free counseling services at 30 John Marshall St., Warrenton center Manager Chris Connell said. on Jul 20 2017

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My love affair with heroin ended with recovery–by Honesty Liller

I sit here today with 10 years of recovery from a Substance Use Disorder and I feel unbelievable gratitude of how my life has changed.

Starting drug use at age twelve wasn’t a typical twelve year old’s life in my hometown. The first time I used, I felt free, happy, and had no cares. And once I found heroin at age seventeen, my life spun out of control.

I fell in love with Heroin on Jul 05 2017

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McShin Foundation opens the organization's first sober home in Hanover

Shady Grove United Methodist Church's efforts to raise money to open a sober home in Hanover County began from a personal place.

Buz Edwards, the chair of the church's witness committee, knew a friend of his son who died of a drug overdose. At a church meeting in 2015 he asked for a moment of prayer to remember the young man shortly after Edwards had attended his funeral.

"He and my son were close friends when they were in middle school and high school," Edwards said. "You don't understand. You don't know why things like that happen." on Jun 16 2017

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Planned community for addiction recovery in the works in Henrico

HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — Last week, plans for a controversial campground aimed at serving recovering addicts were pulled after residents living near the site voiced their concerns.

The campground would have been located near the corner of La France and Beulah Roads in the Eastern end of Henrico County. While those plans have been withdrawn, there are even bigger plans now in the works.

John Shinholser with the addiction recovery center The McShin Foundation says he believes a negative stigma surrounding addiction killed the original plan.

on Jun 16 2017

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Godwin senior’s battle with addiction

Godwin senior Andrew Nelson now acknowledges what he is.

He must do so in order to maintain what he is not.

What Nelson knows is that he is a drug addict.

on May 03 2016

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"Thanks to all at McShin for the great work you do. And for saving not only my daughter's life, but our family. God bless you."

Jan DeBaugh

Anonymous

I was in the garage with my step dad today and Face the Nation was on. I wasn't watching it or paying it much attention at all. Then I heard a woman telling her story of sud's. I felt like she was telling my life story until she mentioned her recovery. Unfortunately I am still struggling with my addiction but I now have hope again. Thank you Honesty Liller for sharing your story with the world, & with me. I pray for my community to get a foundation like the McShin foundation. There is no place for addicts like myself who want, more than anything, to get & stay clean.

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Nicole Z., one of our intensive female participants, shares her story with us; what her life was like and what it's like now that she's found a new way to live.
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Meet Erin M., our new Director of Female Programs!!
Today we got a chance to hear a little bit about Erin's experience as a McShin resident and how the McShin Foundation has been instrumental in her ability to stay clean and serene!
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