The resources listed below offers an abundance of information and assistance for the following areas of need.
- A list of National and State (North Carolina) Organizations, Agencies, and Facilities offering various levels of
service and assistance including rehabilitation for Alcohol, Drugs, and Opiates (including convicted felons).
- Prevention education for children on the harm caused by the use of harmful substances such as drugs, alcohol, and opiates (prescription drugs).
- Provides information and guidance for child Intervention - What do you do if you find out your kids are using drugs addictive and harmful substances.
- How to find assistance for individuals suffering from depression or considering suicide.
- Co-Occurring Mental and Drug, alcohol, Opiate (Prescription Drugs) Assistance.
- Provides opportunities for financial assistance for those struggling to get help with addictions and have little or no money or insurance.
- How to relate and assist an employee returning to work from rehabilitation.
- PTSD - How and where to find and receive adequate Veterans Health Care Benefits and Resources for military veterans suffering from PTSD, and other physical and mental illnesses, Online Degrees, as well as obtaining financial assistance.
- Assisting development of resumes and help with employment.
Websites for Services and Information:
Select the organization or Service of Choice and click on the BLUE WEB SITE provided.
Prisoner Legal Services Inc. - Formerly Incarcerated Person Packet (Resources to assist inmates after release - North Carolina)
This web site is a list of all agencies and organizations in the State of North Carolina that provide facilities to assist released felons with temporary housing, drug and alcohol addictions and other related problem issues upon release from prison.
(Click Here) >>> Formerly Incarcerated Person Packet
Alcohol Rehab Guide
is an organization that provides comprehensive, reliable information on the various aspects of alcohol abuse and addiction. We offer support and guidance for those who are struggling, as well as their parents, family members, friends, and community members. The World Health Organization estimated that approximately 3.3 million people die each year from alcohol abuse. Our goal is to provide helpful information to as many people as possible on alcohol abuse, addiction, Depression, and recovery options.
(Click Here) >>> https://www.alcoholrehabguide.org/resources/dual-diagnosis/alcohol-and-depression/
The Key to Stopping Alcohol Addiction Is Personalized Treatment
FIND AN ALCOHOL RECOVERY CENTER THAT IS TAILORED TO YOUR PERSONAL NEEDS. (Nation Wide).
Overcoming an addiction to alcohol may be one of the toughest challenges you'll ever face. Don't face it alone. If you're ready to get free from addiction, AlcoholTreatment.net is here to connect you with the right people. Call 800-247-9938
(Click Here) >>> https://www.alcoholtreatment.net/
Veterans Health Care
People who serve in the military often have different health issues than other people. For example, someone in a war zone may lose a leg and need years of medical and psychological treatment. This not only affects the veteran but his or her family’s health as well.
Types of Resources Available: Veterans Health Care Benefits, TRICARE, Support Groups and Forums, Mobile Apps and Tools
(Click Here) >>> https://www.nchealthinfo.org/health-topics/veterans-health/
A List of National organizations providing assistance for drug and alcohol abuse:
(Click Here) >>> f07_-_national_addiction_recovery_programs.pdf
Faith Based Rehab Centers located in North Carolina.
(Click Here) >>> http://www.nchealthinfo.org/
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration and Financial Assistance:
If you are on either Medicaid or a form of state-sponsored health insurance, please call 1-800-662-4357 or visit
(Click Here) >>> https://www.samhsa.gov
Faith Based Rehab Centers for Drug and Alcohol Abuse located in North Carolina.
Call 1-800-304-2219 or click link below.
(Click Here) >>> http://www.addicted.org/north-carolina-christian-services-and-rehab.html
Child Prevention Education about Drugs and Alcohol Use:
(Click Here) >>> http://www.treehouserehab.org/talking-kids-about-drug-alcohol-abuse/
Child Intervention eBook: What to do if your child is drinking or using drugs
(Click Here) >>> http://www.drugfreeazkids.org/sites/default/files/Intervention_Guide_3.pdf````
Teenage "Drug Abuse": Recognition and prevention of drug use can end an emerging problem before it starts.
(Click Here) >>> https://www.addictioncenter.com/teenage-drug-abuse/
Co-Occurring Disorders
Formerly known as dual diagnosis or dual disorder, co-occurring disorders describes the presence of both a mental health and a substance-use disorder. For example, a person may be abusing a narcotic and also have bipolar disorder.
(Click Here) >>> https://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/co-occurring-disorders
Promoting Mental Health at Home
Some Benefits to Meditation, both physical and psychological.
(Click Here) >>> https://homeadvisor.com/r/meditation-room/
How to Apply for Disability Benefits with Drug Addiction
(Click Here) >>> http://www.disability-benefits
Substance Abuse in the Workplace: What to Do When an Employee Returns from Rehab
(Click Here) >>> https://www.business.com/articles/returning-to-work-after-rehab-how-to-help-employees/
Home After Rehab: The Guide to Finding the Right Place for Recovery
(Click Here) >>> https://www.redfin.com/blog/finding-a-home-after-rehab
Drugrehab.com, a free web resource that provides information about addiction and mental health issues.
(Click a Site below) >>>
www.drugrehab.com/addiction/alcohol/
www.drugrehab.com/addiction/drugs/
A resource committed to reaching out and assisting people addicted to harmful substances such drugs and alcohol. They connect individuals struggling with addiction to treatment options, as well as providing valuable information about substance dependence.
(Click Here) >>> www.AddictionCenter.com
Detox - Rehab Resources. We provide resources for low income people, including adults and children. Low Income Users are Often Forced to Get off Drugs Without Treatment
(Click Here) >>> http://detoxrehabs.org/low-income-users-often-forced-get-off-drugs-without-treatment/
Marysville University - is a nationally honored private college recognized for comprehensive and innovative education with a focus on Online Degrees / Bachelors / Psychology / Understanding a Veteran with PTSD.
EG: Veterans - Living with PTSD, PTSD Risk Factors, PTSD and Post-Deployment Risks, Helping Veterans with PTSD, and VA Specific Services.
(Click Here) >>> https://online.maryville.edu/online-bachelors-degrees/psychology/understanding-a-veteran-with-ptsd/