A program for families to help their loved ones, and children become sober.

1. “The Found Ones”
Rebecca Kopecinski

2. Our Why.
Mission
• Educate, improve, and help through a
deeper understanding of alcohol,
drugs, and peer pressure.
• We want to transform lives by
educating and setting standards
centered around treatment through
our commitment to each person we
encounter.
Who
• Adolescent Children.
• Ages 10-21.
• All genders, backgrounds, ethnicities.
• All geographical locations are
welcome.
• Those who struggle with substance
abuse addictions.

3. Our End Goal.
• Educate.
• Improve and establish a deeper
understanding.
• Educate parents and adults in the
communities.
• Maintain sobriety.
• Help adolescents discover who they
are outside of their addiction.
• Gain the communities trust in the
process of understanding the program.
• Gather information and knowledge
that would be helpful to outsource for
help.
• Expand the knowledge of others and
be open to feedback.

4. Area Struggles.
Social Stigma.
• Big stigma for the location of our program and
the adolescents that might attend.
• Teens in farm countries tend to be on the poor
end, or viewed as hard workers not addicts.
• Community push back.
• Lack of funding for families.
• The idea that they don’t talk about it, it didn’t
happen.
How To Overcome.
• Anonymous information provided.
• Funding provided through grants and
donations.
• Open to all areas surrounding, not just one
town but open to others as well.
• Inclusive to this age group, and families.
• Connecting those who might normally not be
connected.

5. The Team.
Mental Health Clinician
Nurses
Doctors
Therapists
Recovery Coaches
Advisors
Direct Supervisor
Manager
Program Director

6. Contingency Theory.
• No one best way.
• Open mind.
• Many options.
• Diverse ideas.
• Wide range of educational thoughts/theories.

7. Budget Budget Budget
• Initial start up would require at least $125,000.
• 20-30 staff doing various jobs $25-40 per hour, at 25 hours per week (depending on qualifications and prior
experience).
• Building rental for a year $18,000.
• Electricity, internet and water for a year $4,320.
• Medical supplies monthly $1,000.
• Communication with external supports $450 monthly.
• Food, beverages, nonessential $3,000 monthly.
• Extra cushion fund monthly $700.
• ALL REFERALS COME FROM OUTSIDE SOURCE AT NO COST.

8. Evaluation.
Systems.
• Computerized specialty programs.
• All digital.
• Questionaries with all
documentation about each client.
• System is program wide.
Evaluations.
• Monthly client surveys.
• Exit client surveys.
• Daily reports and updates.
• Weekly team meetings.

9. Why Us.
•Family orientated and driven family.
Helping families and adolescents learn
the seriousness of addiction, and how it
can affect your life.
•We care for your children, as if they
were our own. We want to grow a better
tomorrow, so let’s start today.