You’ve come a long way, baby! Just as we were undergoing our transition from Sober Sisters Recovery to Malley Farm for Women, Fosters Daily Democrat reached out to learn more about our new model. It was … Read More
We have some exciting news! The world is evolving and changing and we are too! We will now be Malley Farm for Women with a new and transformed model structure focused on holistic health and wellness. … Read More
When we decided to embark on a journey to a new model of holistic living, we worked directly with our graphic designer to create a logo that would beautifully represent our story. We are so in … Read More
On Thursday, June 29, 2023, Sober Sisters Recovery celebrated our 7th anniversary with an Appreciation Reception for all of our supporters. It was an incredible evening and we are so grateful to all that attended – … Read More
A beautiful soul lives forever…. In November of 2022, we lost Lisa Johnson to cancer. She was a great friend, one of the original supporters of Sober Sisters Recovery, and even served our mission as a … Read More
Earlier this month, Daniel Lohmeyer, part of Three Rivers Farmers Alliance’s Community Program, spoke with SSR Executive Director Moné Cassier to discuss Sober Sister Recovery’s unique approach to recovery, and how donations from Three River Farmers … Read More
Hot off the presses! Sober Sisters Recovery and Malley Farm are featured in the latest edition of Fosters Daily Democrat! You can find us in the Simply Somersworth article, Simply Somersworth: Closer Look at Malley Farm and 1886 Barbershop. This … Read More
Last week, Sober Sisters Recovery received a $1000 donation from Unlimited Possibilities (UP). It was the fifth annual donation in a 5-year commitment that UP made to Sober Sisters Recovery, and we cannot thank them enough … Read More
On July 22, Michele Lomartire of the S.T.A.R.S. Program presented Sober Sisters Recovery with a $5600 donation. We are honored and proud to have had S.T.A.R.S. support and believe in our mission over the years. Thank … Read More
On June 19th, the First Seacoast Community Foundation of First Seacoast Bank awarded Sober Sisters Recovery with a $5000 grant. While Covid has prevented us from thanking First Seacoast Bank face-to-face, we simply cannot thank them enough for … Read More
The Fabulous Find Resale Boutique in Kittery, Maine has selected Sober Sisters Recovery as one of their non-profit recipients for the month of March 2020. Everything that is donated and the proceeds for everything that is … Read More
Phil Vaughn is an award-winning producer for NHPBS. In fact, his program, Roads to Recovery, would go on to win Best Public Affairs Television Program at the 2018 Granite Mikes Awards, an annual award event presented … Read More