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Join Us In Stopping Violence Against Our Sons, Daughters & Loved Ones.

Our Mission

Healing our communities through violence Prevention, Intervention, and Education (P.I.E).

We're here to stand by youth, young adults, families, and community organizations impacted by violence. Our mission is clear: we advocate for, and lend our unwavering support to, those affected by violence. We believe in a holistic approach to ending violence because we understand that saving our sons, daughters and loved ones from the scourge of gun violence requires comprehensive solutions. Together, we strive to create safer communities and brighter futures.

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Get Charged Up 4 Change!

Join us in stopping violence against our sons and daughters with our exclusive fundraising t-shirt collection. Every purchase supports the mission of Mothers In Charge, Inc. to heal our communities through violence Prevention, Intervention, and Education (P.I.E).

Get yours today and Get Charged Up 4 Change!

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Our Services

Mothers in Charge, Inc. is dedicated to creating a safer community through our support services, community outreach and education programs, and advocacy efforts. Join us in our mission to make a difference and stand up against violence by supporting our organization today.

Email Us to Inquire about our Programs: info@mothersincharge.org

Individual and group support is available weekly to those who have lost loved ones to violence. Crisis counseling, therapeutic storytelling, and a support hot-line

VOCA Group Sessions: Monday 12pm

One on One Sessions: Thursdays as needed 

01 Grief Support

Participants are referred from Philadelphia Court & Probation systems for nine, weekly sessions of anger management support.

Thursday 1PM - 2PM or 5PM - 6PM

02 Anger Management

Mothers In Charge has a contract with the Department of Corrections to provide services to parolees from State penal institutions.

  • Batterers Intervention

  • Mentoring

  • Anger Management

  • Family Reunification

  • Parenting Skills

  • Cognitive Behavioral Change

A 5-week training that explores the essential competencies for entering the workforce or entrepreneurship.

Tuesday & Thursday 10AM - 2:30PM

04 Breaking Barriers
      Workforce Development

Empowering Philadelphia high school students through mentorship, life skills, and positive relationships that inspire confidence, leadership, and brighter futures.

05 MIC Village
 

Using art, storytelling, and creative expression to help youth heal from trauma, build resilience, and find their voice through creativity.

06 Brave HeARTS: Healing Art         Program

Participatory Defense groups work with the public defender’s office by providing a more holistic view of a person facing criminal charges.

07 Participatory
      Defense

MIC conducts public education, outreach and advocacy to facilitate discussions around the impact of violence.We work with our nations leaders to develop trauma-informed solutions to support those left behind to deal with the aftermath of violence.

08 Public Education
     & Advocacy

Providing personalized support, resources, and guidance to help formerly incarcerated women rebuild their lives, overcome barriers, and achieve lasting success.

09 Direct Support Services for   Formerly Incarcerated Women

Our Monthly Events

First Saturday Community
Breakfast Meeting

Every first Saturday of the month we hold a space for support, connection, and growth as we come together to heal from the impact of violence. All are welcome in our community townhall setup where there will be a delicious breakfast, valuable resources, giveaways & networking for the community.

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Tea & Coffee: Welcoming New Moms
 

This is our monthly new members welcome group. Every first Tuesday of the month, we welcome newly bereaved families to our MIC community over a sip & chat

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Monthly Reentry Dinner

MIC supports second chances. Every third Wednesday of the month we hold a reentry dinner. Join us for special guest speakers, information, resources and a delicious dinner.

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Latest News

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Healing Our Community With PIE

{violence Prevention, Intervention & Education}

Preventing violence is a key focus for Mothers In Charge, Inc. We believe that through education and outreach, we can create safer communities for everyone. Our prevention programs aim to equip people with the knowledge and skills they need to prevent violence before it happens. Contact us today to learn more about how we can work together to create a safer future.

Prevention

The Intervention Program at Mothers In Charge, Inc. is focused on restoring the dignity and quality of life of those impacted by violence. We provide individual and family counseling, legal assistance, and other support services to help our clients navigate the healing process. Our experienced staff is committed to making a positive impact on our communities and helping those in need.

Intervention

At Mothers In Charge, Inc., we strongly believe that education is key in preventing violence. Our violence education program is focused on empowering individuals and communities with knowledge and skills to address violence. We offer tailored workshops, seminars, and community events to meet the unique needs of different communities. We invite you to join us in our mission to combat violence through education.

Education

Featured Documentaries

MOTHERS IN CHARGE HELPING GUN VIOLENCE VICTIMS, THEIR FAMILIES FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS

In Philadelphia, gun violence is the leading cause of death for young Black men. The documentary, HEAVEN: CAN YOU HEAR ME? explores the devastating impact of gun violence on families seen through the eyes of mothers, like one woman who grieves after the youngest of her four sons was murdered in 2016. Across town, the film takes us into the inner sanctum of Mothers in Charge, a Philadelphia-based service and advocacy organization working with survivors of violence. In weaving together the stories of mothers and community advocates on the frontlines of a crisis, the film paints an intimate portrait of loss, grief, and resilience.

Our work and community prominently featured in a new documentary that recently premiered online:

In Philadelphia, gun violence is the leading cause of death for young Black men. The documentary, HEAVEN: CAN YOU HEAR ME? explores the devastating impact of gun violence on families seen through the eyes of mothers, like one woman who grieves after the youngest of her four sons was murdered in 2016. Across town, the film takes us into the inner sanctum of Mothers in Charge, a Philadelphia-based service and advocacy organization working with survivors of violence. In weaving together the stories of mothers and community advocates on the frontlines of a crisis, the film paints an intimate portrait of loss, grief, and resilience.

Get Involved

ARE YOU LOOKING TO JOIN A CHAPTER?

If you have lost a loved one to homicide and is searching for support and community, we encourage you to join one of our local chapters. Our chapters provide a supportive environment for women, offering resources, education, and advocacy to help members heal and move forward. We welcome you with open arms and invite you to become a part of our Mothers In Charge family.

Donate to Change!

GET CHARGED UP 4 CHANGE!
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

At Mothers In Charge, Inc. we rely on the generosity of our community to continue our mission of reducing gun violence and supporting those affected by it. Your donation will go towards providing resources for families, education for youth, and advocacy to bring about change. Every donation, no matter how small, helps us make a difference in the lives of those impacted by gun violence. Thank you for your support.

Donors & Partners In Peace

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