Our Mission
Breaking Free, Inc.’s (BFI) alcohol and drug abuse ministry is dedicated to empowering individuals and their families to overcome the devastating effects of addiction within a supportive, Christ-centered framework. Our goal is to create the best possible opportunities for lasting recovery, equipping individuals with essential tools, therapeutic support, and spiritual guidance to build a fulfilling, chemical-free life.
While we serve individuals of all ages, our primary focus is on juveniles and young adults aged 18–24. Since 1988, Mr. Mormon has devoted his efforts to this often-overlooked population, recognizing the critical need for early intervention and support. We believe that lasting recovery involves the entire family. Research has consistently shown that family participation greatly increases the chances of successful recovery, so we provide resources and support not only for those struggling with addiction but also for their non-addicted family members. Addiction impacts the whole family, and true healing should reach every member whenever possible.
Our Commitment to Accessible Services
Recognizing the significant financial strain addiction places on families, Breaking Free, Inc. is committed to offering our services free of charge. This is made possible through the generous support of our ministry partners who share our vision of hope and transformation.
If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, please contact Mr. Mormon at 972-890-5290. We are here to walk alongside you on the journey to freedom.
Contact Us
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Facebook short reel of 1st BF Regeneration Program
If you are interested in our Chemical Dependency Services then please fill out and send the form below:
Breaking Free Chemical Dependency Services for Students & Families
Gateway Drugs & Rising Substance Risks in Collin County
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Alcohol: 20-30% of high school students report use.
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Marijuana: Used by 10-15% of students.
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Vaping: 20-25% of students use e-cigarettes, often containing nicotine or THC.
Fentanyl Overdoses on the Rise
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Youth fentanyl-related deaths in Texas increased 500% (2019-2022).
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Many overdoses involve counterfeit pills (Xanax, Percocet, Adderall) laced with fentanyl.
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DEA: 6 in 10 fake pills contain a lethal dose of fentanyl.
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Students often purchase these pills on social media, unaware of the danger.
Collin County & North Texas Impact
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Local schools have reported multiple student overdoses.
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Law enforcement has seized fentanyl-laced pills near schools.
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Meth remains the #1 drug seized in Texas, with cartels targeting youth via counterfeit pills.
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Cocaine laced with fentanyl has been found in North Texas, increasing overdose risks.
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Schools report rising concerns over student cocaine use, particularly in party settings.
Our mission is to save lives by educating families, schools, and communities about the importance of drug abstinence. We aim to prevent and reduce the use of tobacco (including vaping), marijuana, alcohol, and other drugs by promoting healthy, drug-free environments and creating promising futures for students.
Breaking Free prevention services are provided free of charge. We serve:
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Students
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Parents
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PTA groups
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Educators
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Daycare schools
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Homeschool organizations
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Departments of correction
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Community organizations
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School clubs
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Civic organizations
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Churches and para-church ministries
We offer our programs both in-person and virtually. For more information, please contact Scott Mormon at 972-890-5290.
