A Place to Be Seen, Supported, & Restored.
mental health support for individuals, families, and caregivers walking through life’s hardest seasons.
Mission 1613
About us
At Mission1613, we believe no one should walk through mental health challenges alone.
Rooted in Christian faith and guided by compassion, we provide support, resources, and community for individuals and families navigating mental health struggles.
Inspired by Genesis 16:13, “You are the God who sees me,” we exist to ensure that no one feels unseen in their pain.
While our foundation is faith-based, our services are available to individuals of all backgrounds and beliefs. We provide access to both Christ-centered encouragement and evidence-based community mental health resources.
GENESIS 16:13
OUR MISSION
To bring hope, healing and wholeness to every mind and heart through compassionate support, strong community partnerships and accessible mental health resources for all.
Caregiver & Family Support
Families and caregivers often carry heavy emotional and mental burdens. We provide education, support groups, and resources to help them stay strong while caring for their loved ones.
Support Groups & Community Care
We facilitate support groups for individuals, caregivers, men, and women who are navigating life challenges. These groups provide encouragement, shared experience and guidance in a welcoming environment.
Education & Mental Health Awareness
We offer workshops, events, classes and community programs focused on mental health awareness, emotional wellness. Our goal is to reduce stigma and empower people with knowledge and hope.
Mission 1613
A PLACE TO BE SEEN, SUPPORTED, & RESTORED.
The God Who Sees.
The Mission That Restores.
Where Faith and Compassion Meet Real Mental Health Support.
A faith-based mental health resource and support network serving North Carolina communities.
Randolph County, NC
GENESIS 16:13
OUR PROGRAMS
Lifted Together: Caregiver Support Group
Lifted Together is a structured, peer-supported caregiver group designed to provide emotional
encouragement, practical resources, and community connection for individuals caring for loved ones
experiencing mental health challenges. This program creates a safe, welcoming environment where
caregivers can share experiences, reduce isolation, and build resilience through guided discussion and
support.
Her Table
Her Table is a women-centered support group designed to create a safe, welcoming, and
non-judgmental environment where women can gather, share, and grow. Rooted in compassion and
connection, this program provides emotional support, encouragement, and practical resources for
women navigating life’s challenges, including stress, anxiety, caregiving, life transitions, and mental
health concerns.
Brotherhood Circle
Brotherhood Circle is a men-focused support group designed to create a strong, respectful, and
confidential environment where men can gather, speak honestly, and grow together. This program
addresses the unique pressures men face—including stress, isolation, mental health challenges,
leadership burdens, and family responsibilities—while promoting resilience, accountability, and
emotional well-being.
Strong Roots: Boys Mentorship Program
Strong Roots is a faith-centered mentoring program designed to help boys grow into grounded,
resilient, and purpose-driven young men. Through a powerful combination of scripture, prayer, and
physical training, this program focuses on strengthening the mind, body, and spirit. Each session
creates a safe and encouraging space where boys are seen, valued, and challenged to grow.
Participants engage in guided Bible discussions, practical life conversations, and structured workouts
that build discipline, confidence, and emotional strength. Strong Roots emphasizes: • Identity –
Understanding who they are and their God-given purpose • Resilience – Building mental and emotional
strength through faith and action • Discipline – Developing consistency through fitness and personal
responsibility • Brotherhood – Creating positive peer connections and accountability By integrating
movement with mentorship and faith, Strong Roots helps boys develop healthy coping skills, leadership
qualities, and a strong foundation they can carry into adulthood. “Like a tree planted by streams of
water...” – Psalm 1:3
Her Table
Steps of Hope Walking Group
Steps of Hope is a weekly outdoor walking group designed to support mental wellness through movement,
connection, and community. This program provides a safe, welcoming space where individuals can engage in light
physical activity while building supportive relationships and reducing feelings of isolation.
Participants benefit from structured yet flexible walks that encourage conversation, stress relief, and emotional
support in a non-clinical setting. The program is inclusive of individuals at all stages of their mental health journey,
including caregivers and those seeking preventative wellness support.
By combining physical activity with peer connection, Steps of Hope promotes improved mood, increased
resilience, and a greater sense of belonging—helping participants take meaningful steps toward healing and
hope.
Becoming Her: Young Women’s Mentorship Program (Ages 18–25)
Becoming Her is a faith-centered mentorship program designed to guide young women into a deeper
understanding of who they are, who God created them to be, and who they are becoming. In a season
often marked by transition, pressure, and identity searching, this program provides a safe and
empowering space for growth, healing, and purpose. Through scripture, intentional conversations, and
practical life guidance, participants are supported in strengthening their mental, emotional, and spiritual
well-being. Becoming Her helps young women navigate real-life challenges such as relationships,
self-worth, anxiety, decision-making, and future planning—all through a lens of truth, identity, and
grace. Each gathering focuses on: • Identity – Discovering worth, value, and purpose rooted in truth •
Healing – Processing life experiences in a safe, supportive environment • Confidence – Building inner
strength and emotional resilience • Wisdom – Learning practical tools for life, relationships, and
decision-making • Community – Cultivating authentic connection and accountability Becoming Her is
more than a mentorship program—it is a journey of transformation. It equips young women to walk
confidently, live intentionally, and step fully into the woman they are called to become. “She is clothed
with strength and dignity...” – Proverbs 31:25
Grounded Growth: Coffee & Connection
Grounded Growth is a weekly 1–2 hour gathering designed to create a safe, welcoming space
where individuals can slow down, connect, and grow—one conversation at a time. Over
coffee and meaningful connection, participants are invited to share, listen, and support one
another in a relaxed, judgment-free environment.
This group is rooted in the belief that healing and growth often begin in simple, consistent
moments of connection. Whether you’re navigating stress, life transitions, caregiving, or
simply seeking community, Grounded Growth offers a place to feel seen, heard, and
supported.
Each session may include light guided conversation, reflection prompts, and optional
faith-based encouragement, while always remaining open and accessible to individuals from
all backgrounds.
Come as you are. Leave more grounded. Grow at your own pace.
Her Table
Get Involved
Pray
Commit to praying for
Mission 1613, those we serve, the leaders and caregivers carrying this work forward
Partner With Us
We collaborate with churches, healthcare providers, nonprofits, schools, licensed professionals and local agencies to expand mental health access
Give
Mission 1613 is a nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status pending. Once approved by the IRS your gifts will retroactively date back to the date of gift.
Donations will be used to provide a resource center, community outreach programs and events, to provide out of pocket costs for counseling/therapy for qualified individuals
Serve
Use your time and gifts to support events, outreach, and community care as we serve those walking through mental health challenges
BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Mission1613 is committed to building a sustainable, community-rooted mental health support model that addresses both immediate needs and long-term stability.
We are working to establish:
A community-based mental health resource center
Resource navigation and referral support
Caregiver support groups
Support groups and classes specifically for men
Support groups and classes specifically for women
Mental health awareness and education initiatives
Faith-integrated and non-religious support pathways
Community partnerships with licensed providers and agencies
WHY IT MATTERS
The God Who Sees.
The Mission That Restores.
Mental health challenges impact thousands of individuals and families across North Carolina each year.
Rural communities, including Randolph County and surrounding areas face provider shortages, long wait times and limited coordinated support.
Mission1613 exists to reduce stigma, support caregivers, increase resource access and strengthen community response systems.
We believe healing is not just survival, it is restoration.
OUR COMMITMENT TO ACCESS
& NON-DISCRIMINATION
Mission1613 is a faith-based nonprofit organization committed to serving individuals and families regardless of religious belief, background, race, ethnicity, gender or socioeconomic status.
Participation in religious activities is voluntary. Access to services, support groups and community resources is never conditioned upon faith participation.
We collaborate with licensed providers, community agencies, churches and nonprofit partners to increase access to ethical, evidence-based mental health support across North Carolina.
“Therefore, Hagar used another name to refer to the LORD, who had spoken to her. She said, ‘You are the God who sees me.’”
Genesis 16:13
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who can receive support from Mission 1613?
Mission 1613 serves individuals and families facing mental health challenges, addiction, homelessness, and emotional or spiritual struggles. Our services are open to anyone in need, regardless of background, and are rooted in compassion, dignity, and faith.
Q: Do I have to be Christian to receive help?
No. While our organization is founded on Christian values and biblical principles, we welcome and serve people from all walks of life. Our goal is to provide support, encouragement, and practical help in a respectful and loving environment.
Q: How can I get help or connect with your services?
You can reach out to us through our website contact form, phone, or email. Our team will listen to your needs and help connect you with the right resources, support groups, or community partners.
Q: How can I support Mission 1613’s work?
You can support our mission by volunteering, donating, partnering with us, or praying for our ministry and the people we serve. Every contribution—big or small—helps us continue bringing hope, healing, and restoration to our community.
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