The Dear Daughter Project is a healing centered, nonprofit created for black women who were raised in the shadows of addiction. We are the daughters of mothers who good morningstruggled. Women who grew up too fast, carried too much, and learned to smile through the ache. This space was born from lived experience—a letter back to the girl who needed it most. The one who kept going when she didn’t know how. The one who wasn’t protected, but still found her way. We create soft spaces for hard truth. Through sisterhood, storytelling , and emotional support, we help women reconnect with their younger selves, rewrite old narratives and begin the work of becoming whole.
This isn’t just a project. It’s a promise to never let another daughter walk that road alone.