Sinch Helps Non-Profit Today's Sober Women with Timely Connection and Support During the Holiday Season

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Sinch (OTC: CLCMF) announced on December 18, 2025 that Today's Sober Women, a U.S. nonprofit, selected Sinch SimpleTexting to deliver trauma‑informed, therapist‑led two‑way SMS support during the holiday season.

The Recovery Help Texts program sends weekly therapist-created messages offering encouragement, coping strategies, and grounding, while enabling recipients to reply and receive timely reassurance and referrals to local services such as housing and food assistance. Over the past year, Sinch helped spark thousands of private one-to-one conversations intended to identify crises and connect women to essential resources.

ATLANTA, Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sinch AB (publ) (XSTO: SINCH), today announced that Today's Sober Women, a U.S. based nonprofit, selected Sinch's messaging platform to provide trauma informed text support to women navigating sobriety and recovery, a need that becomes especially important during the holiday season.

Through its Recovery Help Texts program, Today's Sober Women uses Sinch SimpleTexting to deliver therapist led, two-way SMS messages that offer encouragement, grounding, and connection beyond traditional meetings. Over the past year, Sinch has sparked thousands of private, one-to-one conversations built on trust, safety, and care.

"We're proud to support Today's Sober Women throughout the holiday season, helping ensure that messages of care continue uninterrupted at a time when support matters most," said Julia Fraser, EVP of the Americas at Sinch. "When recovery can feel especially fragile, these messages become more than communication, they become a lifeline."

"We are not just pushing out messages," said Bridget Garrelts, LCPC, CADC, Co-Founder & Executive Director at Today's Sober Women.  "We also want to receive messages so we can have a real connection with the women we are texting. Two-way communication was essential for us, and it was something that stood out about Sinch SimpleTexting. It allows us to show up for women in a way that feels personal, safe, and human."

Each week, therapist-created messages deliver encouragement, coping strategies, and emotional grounding. Through Sinch SimpleTexting, women can reach out in moments of need and receive trauma-informed support, while the Today's Sober Women team responds with timely reassurance and connections to local resources when additional support is needed. This secure, two-way engagement enables meaningful, human-centered conversations at scale, and has helped identify women in crisis and connect them with essential services such as housing, food assistance, and local recovery support, especially during high-impact periods like the holidays when connection and support are critical.

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FAQ

What did Sinch announce on December 18, 2025 regarding Today's Sober Women (CLCMF)?

Sinch announced Today's Sober Women selected Sinch SimpleTexting to provide therapist‑led, two‑way SMS recovery support during the holiday season.

How does Sinch SimpleTexting support Today's Sober Women participants?

The platform delivers weekly therapist-created messages and enables recipients to reply and receive timely, trauma‑informed responses and local resource referrals.

How many conversations has Sinch helped enable for the Recovery Help Texts program?

Sinch said it has sparked thousands of private, one‑to‑one conversations over the past year.

What types of assistance can recipients get through the Sinch-enabled program?

When needed, the Today's Sober Women team can connect recipients to local services such as housing, food assistance, and other recovery support.

Why is two‑way messaging important for Today's Sober Women using Sinch (CLCMF)?

Two‑way SMS enables real connection and timely responses, which the nonprofit says is essential for providing personal, safe, human‑centered support.

Where can investors find more information about Sinch's services mentioned in the announcement?

The company lists additional information at www.sinch.com and provided a PR contact for media inquiries.