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Mary Lives is helping people through some of life’s most difficult situations; you can get help in the name of Jesus.

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You Are Not Alone

Life can be difficult. Sometimes the weight of grief, addiction, loneliness, anxiety, family struggles, financial hardship, or personal loss can leave us feeling isolated and unsure where to turn.

MaryLives was created for those moments.

Our mission is rooted in a simple truth: no matter what you are facing, you are loved by God, and you are never beyond His mercy. Through the loving intercession of Our Blessed Mother, countless people have found comfort, hope, healing, and a renewed path forward during life's most challenging seasons.

This Help Page exists to connect you with both spiritual encouragement and practical support. Here, you'll find resources from trusted organizations that assist individuals and families facing crisis, addiction, homelessness, abuse, mental health struggles, grief, and other difficult circumstances. Seeking help is not a sign of weakness—it is often the first step toward healing.

At MaryLives, we believe that no one should have to carry their burdens alone. Whether you are looking for guidance, support, prayer, or simply reassurance that someone cares, we hope these resources serve as a reminder that there is always hope.

We also invite you to join us every Monday at 7:00 PM EST for our live Rosary gathering. Whether you have prayed the Rosary your whole life or have never picked up a set of beads before, you are welcome. Together, we entrust our worries, hopes, and intentions to Our Blessed Mother and allow her to lead us closer to Christ.

Whatever brought you here today, we are glad you found us.

You are seen.

You are loved.

And you are never alone.

Find Resources For Pregnancy

  • Pregnant and not sure what to do?

    Pregnant and unsure of what to do? An unexpected pregnancy can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Only you can decide what’s right for you, and support is available.

    Talking to a parent, caregiver, or trusted adult may feel scary, but having support can make a huge difference. Sometimes people react with shock at first, but many ultimately want to help you stay safe and healthy. If talking to your parents doesn’t feel possible, consider reaching out to another trusted adult like a relative, counselor, teacher, nurse, or doctor.

    An unplanned pregnancy can bring fear and uncertainty, but also strength, growth, and unexpected joy. Parenting is a major life change, and it’s normal to feel anxious. Many women discover they are far more capable than they imagined, and while raising children can be challenging, it can also bring deep love, purpose, laughter, and meaningful moments.

    Need someone to talk to confidentially?
    Contact Alpha Women’s Center at

    TEXT: 386-384-8088

    https://alphawomencenter.org/

    Call 386-384-8088

Resources For People Experiencing Homelessness

Faith-based Support For People Battling Addiction

  • Addicted to drugs or alcohol and need help?

    If alcohol or drugs are taking control of your life, you are not alone—and there is help. Programs like A.A. and N.A. have helped millions of people recover through support, honesty, and community.

    Ask yourself:

    • Do you struggle to stop once you start?

    • Has drinking or drug use affected your relationships, work, or school?

    • Have you ever felt your life would be better without it?

    If you answered yes to several of these, it may be time to reach out.

    Resources:

    24/7 Help:

    • Recovery Village Helpline: 877-847-6050

    • SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357

    Alcoholismtoday.org

Faith-oriented Resources For Domestic Violence

Faith-Oriented Resources For Suicide

  • No way out? Thinking about Suicide?

    Feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or alone? Help is available, and you do not have to go through it by yourself.

    Whether you’re struggling with mental health, emotional distress, substance use, self-esteem, or simply need someone to listen, caring support is available day or night. Reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

    Call 988

Faith Resources For Bullying