HOPE is a respected network of peer support groups for parents, guardians, and relatives who are troubled by behaviours of a teen or young adult in their life. Concerns may include a young person's mental health, substance misuse, addictions, school issues, withdrawal from family and/or friends, verbal or physical abuse of family members, conflicts with the law, not moving forward with life, and more. 

We believe that with knowledge, tools, and support, parents can gain the skills and confidence to change their family dynamics. 

Established in 2008, Helping Other Parents Everywhere (HOPE), Inc. has served over 1300 families.

HOPE offers virtual group options. We're currently phasing in the reopening of in-person groups now that the COVID situation is settling. 

HOPE offers hope, encouragement, and support in many different ways: confidential, nonjudgmental, and practical weekly meetings, peer-to-peer phone calls, proprietary materials, workshops, and curated community resources. HOPE also hosts a highly regarded annual spring conference, which is open to the public. 

For more information about HOPE, please visit HOPE's website (www.hope4parents.ca) or call 1-866-492-1299.