We are running the first sessions soon and will base all sessions afterward on the response we get from the first one. We will evaluate and confer with the participants to readjust our program to better serve the needs of the community. In the future Project Brotherhood would like to offer scholarships to those who show need and interest in the group as well as offer the support group in different communities throughout the Lower Mainland. Project Brotherhood is in great need of volunteers for this program. People are needed for babysitting, facilitation of workshops, coordination of programming, finances, and advertising.
Financial donations are always welcome to help run the program or start a scholarship fund.
When beginning the creation of this program, Project Brotherhood had to establish what was already offered within the community and research what needs were not being met. Over a period of time, Project Brotherhood concluded that there was a definite need for basic supplies, such as hygiene items, blankets, towels and razors, bible study groups, bibles, networking systems, and help in promotion. While visiting with the addicts Project Brotherhood could better realize the needs of the community and establish realistic goals for people in recovery. Glory House is one of many recovery houses. The progress on working on this program has been much slower.