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The McShin Foundation is Virginia's leading authentic peer-to-peer recovery community organization for those suffering from a substance use disorder.

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March 30, 2020

Isolation Could Exact Toll On Those With Mental Health & Substance Abuse Problems.

“…the coronavirus means many people in recovery or people being treated for mental health issues are staying home, isolated, their meetings postponed or shifted to phone calls and online video chats.”
March 11, 2020

Remarkable Women of 2020: Honesty Liller

John promoted Honesty to CEO six years ago. And whether she’s working on strategy, or providing inspiration and technical assistance to other organizations, she never forgets the heart of her mission.
May 1, 2019

How a Richmond father and heroin addict hit rock bottom and climbed up

“I’m blessed, I can’t even put into words how happy I am,” Jesse says. “I love it.”
August 23, 2019

Virginia This Morning: Recovery Fest and BBQ Cook Off

Today we were joined by McShin’s CEO, Honesty Liller along with Director of Development, Alden Gregory to tell us about the event and their organization. Come out to McShin’s recover fest September 7th to enjoy delicious barbecue and support the foundation.
November 18, 2019

Former Addict Shares Lesson of Hope: White Marker Project Memorializes Those Lost to Drugs

Mitchell remembers when someone at the jail — who was there working with a drug rehab program — looked at his feet and said, “You look cold.”

August 10, 2019

RSW Jail, Substance Abuse Rehab Program Mark Progress With Summit

And the VRR program launched at both RSW Jail and Prince George County’s Riverside Regional Jail last December takes direct aim at addiction and substance abuse through a peer-to-peer approach to recovery aimed at reducing criminal recidivism related to substance abuse and addiction.

Testimonials

Most Recent Testimonials

While incarcerated and awaiting trial, I met Hannah Newsome a former staff member for the McShin Foundation who facilitated the Riverside Regional Jail volunteer Substance Use Disorder classes. Hannah began to share with me her experiences. Hannah not only shared her experiences she also brought materials and DVDs showing people who were successful in long-term recovery [...] The material and information she would share helped to explain the purpose of the peer-to-peer concept and alternate pathways to recovery. For the first time I heard the words Hope Dealer. Not knowing fully understanding what these words meant and their true value I suspected that they were giving me my first glimpse of real hope for my situation.

Frank L.

The staff of McShin showed me how to live a life of recovery. Today, I have two beautiful children, a loving girlfriend, a job, money in the bank, and a purpose in my life. Without McShin and the people I met there, I don't know where I would be today.

Nick S.

My life used to be utterly dismal and depressing. I thought I could not live without my substances. I thought I could never be happy. I was very wrong. My life is full now - full of beautiful people that I have amazing relationships with that make my life worth living.

Melissa S.

Stories

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November 19, 2020

Walter Randall

April 8, 2017

Honesty Liller

August 15, 2017

Before I Got Sober, I Couldn’t See Who I Was. Now, I Value Myself In Recovery.

My name is Erin and I am a woman in long term recovery from substance use disorder. What that means to me is that I have not found it necessary to use any mind altering, mood changing substance since November 10, 2014.

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April 29th, 2019

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May 1st, 2019

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Research & Policy

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Jail Course Usage Report
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McShin Rules
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