Protecting Children from the Impact of Addiction & Mental Health: The Victoria Arboleda Victim Project
Every child deserves a safe and stable childhood, free from the shadow of addiction and mental health struggles. Sadly, this isn’t the reality for many families. The Victoria Arboleda Victim Project is dedicated to changing that.
Who We Are
We are a non-profit organization committed to protecting children from the devastating consequences of parental substance abuse and mental illness. Inspired by the story of Victoria Arboleda, a mother who lost her children due to her own struggles, we work tirelessly to prevent similar tragedies from occurring.
Our Mission
- Prevention: We educate children and families about the dangers of substance abuse and mental health disorders, empowering them to make informed choices and seek help when needed.
- Intervention: We provide support and resources to families in crisis, connecting them with treatment, counseling, and other essential services.
- Advocacy: We work to change policies and systems that fail to address the root causes of these problems, advocating for greater access to mental health care and addiction treatment.
Victoria’s Story: A Call to Action
Victoria Arboleda’s story is a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating impact that addiction and mental health issues can have on families. Her multiple DUIs, false accusations against law enforcement, and the ultimate removal of her children highlight the urgent need for our work.
By sharing Victoria’s story and advocating for change, we hope to prevent other children from experiencing the same pain and suffering.
Get Involved
You can make a difference in the lives of children and families affected by addiction and mental health challenges.
- Donate: Your financial contribution will help us provide vital services to those in need.
- Volunteer: Share your time and talents to support our programs and initiatives.
- Spread Awareness: Help us educate others about the importance of our work.
Together, we can build a community where every child feels safe, loved, and supported.
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