Pregnancy & Substance Use Resources:

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1 Pregnancy & Substance Use Resources: For NC Counties Served by FirstHealth of the Carolinas Hoke, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond Counties

2 FirstHealth of the Carolinas Moore Regional Hospital 155 Memorial Dr. Pinehurst, NC Phone: (910) FirstHealth of the Carolinas is one of the premier medical systems in the Southeast, part of a growing health care system and medical center comprised of four hospitals: Moore Regional Hospital, Montgomery Memorial Hospital, Richmond Memorial Hospital and FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital - Hoke Campus FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital - The flagship facility is a 395-bed (50 open ICU beds) regional referrals center located in Pinehurst, NC. Behavioral Services, located at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital, offers: Inpatient Psychiatry 30 bed unit within the hospital that offers - Detoxification - Dual-Diagnosis - and Psychiatric Crisis Stabilization Clinic Services for all ages located on the Moore Regional campus o Child & Adolescents & Adults o Professional Support Assistance Program for professionals with substance abuse issues o Mindfulness-based Stress Management Program Intensive Outpatient Program for substance abuse and psychiatric issues

3 FirstHealth of the Carolinas Moore Regional Hospital Clark s NICU 155 Memorial Drive Pinehurst NC, Phone: (910) MRH NICU staff provides care for babies exposed to substances that can cause withdrawal symptoms (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome). 1. We treat babies utilizing non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic interventions depending on severity of symptoms. 2. We encourage mothers to stay with their babies during entire stay in the hospital to provide breast milk or to breast feed if appropriate 3. We provide written educational materials for the family. (NAS Booklet) if you interested to get a copy, please do not hesitate to contact us. 4. Dr.Wisniewski and Dr.Lynn are available for consults to meet parent(s) prior to delivery and provide information about NAS, symptoms, treatment, length of stay etc. In order to arrange consultation call NICU: , or contact them directly via phone or If you have any questions regarding newborn babies and NAS do not hesitate to contact any member of our NAS Team Kettlety Caroline, RN Jennifer Bowyer, RN Kara Oldham RN Cochrane Corinne, NNP N.Lynn MD Michal Wisniewski MD

4 Sandhills Center LME-MCO 1120 Seven Lakes Drive West End, NC Consumers: 1 (800) Administrative Offices: (910) Sandhills Center LME-MCO offers 24/7/365 access to women in need of information and mental health or substance abuse services. Women calling can receive a screening, information, and referral to a wide range of services. Depending on the triaged level of need, women may be linked to a crisis service or a continuum of residential and outpatient recovery services. Sandhills Center manages a large network of providers that provide: Detoxification Mobile Crisis intervention Residential treatment SA Intensive outpatient services SA Comprehensive outpatient treatment Halfway house services Care Coordination Specialized treatment for women and children affected by substance abuse Sandhills Center Call Center available 24 hours a day.

5 Montgomery County Health Department 217 South Main Street Troy, N.C Phone: (910) Low risk prenatal care to all women fee based on income if do not qualify for Medicaid. If women have a high risk diagnosis or develop a high risk condition during pregnancy, they will be referred out to private provider (if insured or have Medicaid), or to UNC (if uninsured). OBCM is sent automatic referrals on all high risk OB patients. (OBCM has office in Health Dept.) CC4C is sent automatic referrals on all high risk newborns (presently 2 CC4C s located within Health Dept.) ** Other resources available to Montgomery County residents: Daymark (located in Troy, NC walk-in referrals) Infant car seat classes - $15 fee through Safe Kids (Troy,) WIC services (at HD) Breastfeeding Educators (OBCM, Cathy Kennedy, and two WIC staff have completed training) Rcats (public transportation in and out of county)- small fee if do not have Medicaid **Needs: Outpatient Treatment centers within Montgomery County none at this time.

6 Life Care Pregnancy Center 261 Niagara Carthage Rd. Carthage, NC Phone: (910) Life Care Pregnancy Center offers all free and confidential services to any woman who is currently pregnant or has a child less than 2 years old. Some of the services provided are: Free laboratory quality pregnancy tests with referrals for prenatal care Factual information about pregnancy and fetal development Parenting education and support Care & Share Incentive Program to earn maternity and baby clothes, baby supplies, diapers, furniture, car seats, etc. Client advocacy for examining all pregnancy options; spiritual growth; single parenting; adoption; relationship issues Networking with other local agencies through referrals for medical care, legal assistance, community resources, adoption agencies and housing needs Teens as Parents support groups in local high schools Group classes on topics relating to pregnancy and parenting Services provided at our main site at 261 Niagara Carthage Road, Carthage, NC. Client appointments are scheduled on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays

7 Drug Free Moore County P.O. Box 639 Carthage, NC Phone: (910) Drug Free Moore County is a non-profit organization with the mission of providing information on prevention, treatment and awareness of the substance abuse in Moore County. Karen Wicker serves as the Director. Her phone number is , and is drugfreemc@gmail.com. Drug Free also sponsors a treatment and recovery roundtable that meets monthly to create dialogue among treatment providers.

8 Carolina Treatment Center of Pinehurst Opioid Treatment Program 20 Page Drive (Suite 8) Pinehurst, NC Phone: (877) The Carolina Treatment Center of Pinehurst Opioid Treatment Program provides medically supervised methadone maintenance and Suboxone (buprenorphine) detox treatment to individuals who are attempting to overcome an addiction to or dependence upon heroin or other opioids. Methadone hydrochloride is a synthetic "opioid agonist," which means that it acts in a way that is similar to morphine and other narcotic medications. When used in proper doses as part of a medically supervised opioid addiction treatment program, methadone blocks cravings and other withdrawal symptoms without creating the euphoric or sedative states that result from opioid abuse. Buprenorphine is a partial opioid receptor agonist. Like methadone, buprenorphine can relieve opioid withdrawal symptoms without producing the intoxicating effects that are associated with opioid abuse. Buprenorphine was the first medication for the treatment of opioid dependence to be approved under the Drug Addiction Treatment Act of The goal of our comprehensive treatment clinics is first to stabilize patients so they can maintain independent, productive lives, and second to engage clients in the ongoing process of rehabilitation. Our clinics specialize in detoxification and recovery through medication-assisted therapy, counseling, and support services. Beginning with a detailed psychological assessment, our skilled staff guides patients through a medically supervised stabilization period that integrates individual, group, and family counseling with state-of-the-art medication treatments such as buprenorphine, Suboxone, and methadone, followed by continuing outpatient care. To be eligible for this type of treatment at the Carolina Treatment Center of Pinehurst OTP, prospective patients much be at least 18 years old, and must have been addicted to or dependent upon opiates for a minimum of one year prior to seeking treatment. Women who are currently patients undergoing medicated-assisted treatment at our facility, and become pregnant while in our program, are closely monitored by our clinicians, nurses and the Medical Director for effectiveness of their dosage throughout their pregnancy.

9 Moore County Transportation Services P.O. Box 905 Carthage, NC Phone: (910) TDD/TTY: (800) Moore County Transportation Services (MCTS) provides transportation services on an advanced reservation basis. Transportation services for general public, senior adults, persons with disabilities and human service agencies are provided on a county-wide basis. Many of our vehicles are equipped with special accessibility features to assist in transporting passengers. Drivers are trained in First Aid, CPR, Defensive driving and other safety-related areas. Hours of Service 6:00 am - 6:00pm Monday Friday Holidays: Transportation services will not be available on holidays that are observed on weekdays such as: New Year s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Easter Friday, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Holidays, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. You Need to Know: Seat belts must be worn at all times to ensure the safety of all riders. If children under the age of 8 are being transported, child safety seats are required. Child safety seats must be provided by the Parent/Guardian. A one hour service window is allowed for passenger trips. This means that the MCTS vehicle may pick you up 1 hour before or after your scheduled pickup time. Passengers should wait at the main entrance or curbside. Drivers are allowed to wait for you only 3 minutes beyond your scheduled pick up time. Passengers are not allowed to get off the vehicle at any location other than their scheduled destination. If an escort or attendant must ride with a passenger, please notify the supporting agency (example; DSS, Aging, etc.) or the MCTS office at the time the reservation is made. Children age 12 and under may ride only if accompanied by an adult, guardian or other authorized escort or aide. For safety reasons, additional information may be required before any person under the age of 18 is transported. Passengers who are physically or verbally abusive to other passengers or the driver, and/or interfere with the driver s safe operation of a vehicle may have services temporarily and/or permanently discontinued. Services may be discontinued if you continually forget or elect not to take a scheduled trip and do not cancel the trip in advance. How to Cancel a Trip: Notify your supporting agency (example; DSS, Aging, etc.) or MCTS as far in advance as possible if you need to cancel a scheduled trip. MCTS vehicles are tobacco free. Smoking, chewing or other use of tobacco products is prohibited. No eating or drinking is allowed on MCTS vehicles except for medical reasons. Inclement Weather: Good judgment will be used to limit or cancel scheduled trips when hazardous road conditions are present in order to ensure the safety of all passengers and drivers. MCTS observes the local School Board policy for closing due to weather conditions. Listen to WIOZ (FM 106.9) or other local radio stations for closing.

10 Curb-to-Curb Service: MCTS provides passengers with Curb-to-Curb service. Drivers assist passengers on and off the vehicles. Passengers who need assistance to and from the vehicle must make arrangements with someone to assist them beyond boarding and exiting the vehicle. MCTS does not provide aides and does not provide Door-to-Door service. Please note: The MCTS systems does not provide emergency medical transportation services. NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY: We are committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in or denied the benefits of the transit services we offer. This policy is consistent with the requirements of Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. If you believe you have been subjected to unequal treatment because of race, color, or national origin, then you have the right to file a formal complaint. For more information or to file a complaint you may contact us by mail, telephone, or Mr. Doug Chagnon, Operations Supervisor and/or dchagnon@moorecountync.gov

11 CRYSTAL LAKE CASAWORKS & Maternal Programs Program Description RHCC, a private, non-profit corporation, is based in Lumberton, NC. The company splits its services between health care and behavioral health services. Tim Hall is our Senior Director of Behavioral Health Services. Bart Grimes is our Clinical Director. We have 64 apartments and 10 suites available to treat women and their children. RHCC operates three CASAWORKS residential treatment programs (eight apartments at each site) for substance-abusing mothers and their children. Crystal Lake is located near Southern Pines/Pinehurst in Moore County & also includes a Maternal Program with 5 apartments. The Village, near Greenville, is in Pitt County and also includes 8 apartments for their Perinatal Program. Cambridge Place in Smithfield, Johnston County also includes 8 apartments for their Perinatal Program. Our newly built facility in Pembroke, Our House, has 10 suites to treat pregnant women or women with newborns. Grace Court in Lumberton has 24 apartments and includes a transitional program. CASAWORKS programs are funded by the state and also bill Medicaid for the treatment we provide. Requirements for admission to CASAWORKS include a primary diagnosis of substance dependence and the use of alcohol or drugs within the last thirty days prior to admission. The mother must bring one or two children with her into the program. The family must be a recipient of Work First Cash Assistant. Clients may apply for Work First when they move into the program, if they don t already receive it. The mother must be mentally stable, physically able to work, competent to care for her children and able to run a household. Requirements for admission to the Maternal Program are that the women has a primary substance dependence diagnosis and is either pregnant OR has 1 to 2 children under age 11 to bring into the program with her. The mother must be mentally stable, physically able to work, competent to care for her children and able to run a household. On-site treatment in both programs consists of at least 20 hours per week of group and individual therapy (SACOT) provided by licensed clinical addiction specialists, licensed social workers or certified substance abuse counselors. Case management services are provided on a daily basis. Child and family therapy and parenting classes are also offered. We provide a great deal of transportation to our residents. AA/NA attendance is mandatory. Clients are encouraged to obtain and develop a relationship with a sponsor. There is no cost to the client for our services or housing. Length of stay is up to one year. In the last year our length of stay has shortened to about 4 to 6 months, on average, due to not being authorized by the LME for more services. Clients are requested to pay a $100 refundable damage deposit. The apartments are furnished and residents only need bring items such as their clothes, toiletries, children s toys, etc. We coordinate services with Vocational Rehabilitation, Health Department, DSS, Probation, CDSA, Carolina Behavioral Care, etc. Crystal Lake CASAWORKS & Maternal Program Lakeview, Moore County Cambridge Place, CASAWORKS & Perinatal Program Smithfield, Johnston County The Village CASAWORKS, Perinatal & Maternal Program Greenville, Pitt County Grace Court Bridges & Transitional Housing Program Lumberton, Robeson County

12 Our House Perinatal Program Pembroke, Robeson County The Recovery House (Men s Treatment) Lumberton, Robeson County

13 North Carolina Perinatal and Maternal Substance Abuse Initiative & CASAWORKS for Families Residential Services Weekly Bed Availability: Week of April 1, 2014 `Programs for Pregnant & Parenting Women Programs for women who are: pregnant; or post partum; or mothers, and require a residential level of substance abuse treatment. Some programs are able to accommodate other children. Services typically include substance abuse treatment, life skills training, parenting education, child care, and transportation. Program Name Address Description Contact Beds Available CASCADE 1800 Martin Kendria Durham/ Luther King Funches Community Blvd, services for pregnant and Choices Inc. Durham, NC postpartum women, with children 6900 Perinatal up to age 11. CASCADE/ Community Choices. Inc, Perinatal Crystal Lake Maternal PORT Human Services/ Kelly House Kinton Court Perinatal 5800 Executive Center Dr, Suite 101, Charlotte, NC PO Box 190, Lakeview, NC South Sixteenth St. Wilmington, NC, Sunset Dr. Fuquay Varina, NC services for pregnant and postpartum women, with children up to age 4. services for pregnant and postpartum women or women with up to two children under the age of 11. services for pregnant women, post partum women and infants under the age of 6 mo. services for pregnant and post partum (up to 3 months) women Lori Lynch Dana Sadler Linda Baum Mary Denning (919) Ext.1628 Waiting List Admissions Pending Referrals Pending For questions, program referrals, or to be added to this list, contact: Judith Johnson Jones ADCNC jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org 1

14 North Carolina Perinatal and Maternal Substance Abuse Initiative & CASAWORKS for Families Residential Services Weekly Bed Availability: Week of April 1, 2014 Mary Benson House 450 Montford Ave. Asheville services for pregnant women and up to 2 children ages 6 and under Amy Borskey Our House 302 East Third St Pembroke, NC services for pregnant and postpartum women (up to 12 months). Brenda Locklear Sunrise Horizons PO Box 9438 Chapel Hill, NC services for pregnant and post partum women. Marc Strange Daybreak Horizons The Cambridge Place Perinatal The Village Perinatal PO Box 9438 Chapel Hill, NC N. Brightleaf Blvd, Smithfield, NC W. FireTower Rd., Unit E, Winterville, NC services for pregnant and post partum women (up to 12 months). services for pregnant women and postpartum women up to 6 months. services for pregnant women and postpartum women up to 2 years. Marc Strange Tonya Prince Tammy Streeter-Spate For questions, program referrals, or to be added to this list, contact: Judith Johnson Jones ADCNC jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org 2

15 North Carolina Perinatal and Maternal Substance Abuse Initiative & CASAWORKS for Families Residential Services Weekly Bed Availability: Week of April 1, 2014 Program Name Address Description Contact Beds Available The Village Tammy Maternal Streeter-Spate 108 W. FireTower Rd., Unit E, Winterville, NC services for pregnant and postpartum women or women with up to two children under the age of Waiting List Admissions Pending Referrals Pending Programs for Women receiving Work First Cash Assistance Programs for women who are mothers, require a residential level of substance abuse treatment, and receive Work First cash assistance. Services typically include substance abuse treatment, job training, life skills training, parenting education, child care, and transportation. Program Name Address Description Contact Beds Available CASCADE at Durham/ Community Choices Inc. CASAWORKS CASCADE/ Community Choices, Inc. CASAWORKS 1800 Martin Luther King Blvd, Durham, NC Executive Center Dr, Suite 101, Charlotte, NC services for women with children involved with Work First. Must be receiving cash assistance through TANF. services for women with children involved with Work First. Must be receiving cash assistance through TANF. Kendria Funches Lori Lynch Waiting List Admission s Pending Referrals Pending For questions, program referrals, or to be added to this list, contact: Judith Johnson Jones ADCNC jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org 3

16 North Carolina Perinatal and Maternal Substance Abuse Initiative & CASAWORKS for Families Residential Services Weekly Bed Availability: Week of April 1, 2014 Crystal Lake CASAWORKS PO Box 190 Lakeview, NC services for women with children involved with Work First. Must be receiving cash assistance through TANF Trish Smith Kinton Court 220 Mary Denning CASAWORKS Swinburne St. (919) 557- P.O.Box services for women with children involved with Work Raleigh, NC, First. Must be receiving cash assistance through TANF. PO Box Sunrise 9438 Marc Strange services for women with Horizons Chapel Hill, children involved with Work NC First. Must be receiving cash assistance through TANF. 2 apartments for women with alternate income (Child support, SSI) and Medicaid The Cambridge Place CASAWORKS 827 N. Brightleaf Blvd, Smithfield, NC services for women with children involved with Work First. Must be receiving cash assistance through TANF. Tonya Prince For questions, program referrals, or to be added to this list, contact: Judith Johnson Jones ADCNC jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org 4

17 North Carolina Perinatal and Maternal Substance Abuse Initiative & CASAWORKS for Families Residential Services Weekly Bed Availability: Week of April 1, 2014 Program Name Address Description Contact Beds Available The Village CASAWORKS 108 W. Fire Tower Rd. Winterville, NC services for women with children involved with Work First. They must be receiving cash assistance through TANF Tammy Streeter- Spate Waiting List Admissions Pending Referrals Pending Transitional Programs for Women with 3 to 6 months abstinence Programs for pregnant and/or women with children who have three to six months of sobriety. Services typically include substance abuse treatment, job training, life skills training, parenting education, child care, and transportation. Program Name Address Description Contact Beds Available Grace Court Transitional 3750 Meadow View Rd, A1, Lumberton, NC Statewide transitional housing for women with children. Women must have 3 to 6 months abstinence from alcohol and other drugs. Can stay up to 2 years. Waiting List Clara Odom (910) Res. 10 Trans. Admissions Pending Referrals Pending 0 1 For questions, program referrals, or to be added to this list, contact: Judith Johnson Jones ADCNC jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org 5

18 North Carolina Perinatal and Maternal Substance Abuse Initiative & CASAWORKS for Families Residential Services Weekly Bed Availability: Week of April 1, 2014 Program Name Address Description Contact Beds Available Walter B Jones 2577W.5 th St. Greenville Statewide impatient treatment for women (who are pregnant and/ or mothers with infants under 12 months) with substance use and other co-occurring mental health diagnosis. Catherine Smith Mothers With babies Waiting List Admissions Pending Referrals Pending The length of stay for mothers with infants and women who are pregnant is determined by the individual needs of the patient. Inpatient OTP program in place to assist with treatment needs as appropriate. The program also works with DSS to reunite mother and baby. Women who have had prenatal care will need to provide medical records. Infant medical record and birth certificate are required Mike Howard Pregnant For questions, program referrals, or to be added to this list, contact: Judith Johnson Jones ADCNC jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org 6

19 Resources in Moore County and Surrounding Area Basic General Needs Coalition for Human Care (Moore County) - (910) Transportation Food Financial Assistance (for basic needs) Clothing and Linens Sandhills Community Action Program SCAP (Carthage) (910) Assistance for women s self sufficiency Education, Housing, Financial, Transitional Housing GED Training and Tuition Assistance Work Uniforms Budgeting help Rental assistance (deposit or a month s rent) Domestic Violence Friend to Friend (910) (24 hr crisis line) Department of Social Services Moore County Department of Social Services (910) Carriage Oaks Drive, Carthage, NC, Youth Services Moore County Youth Services (910) McNeil St. Carthage, NC Community Service Program Juvenile Courts

20 Local Food Banks and Pantries Aberdeen Community Club, Inc., (910) Keyser St., Aberdeen Avery Chapel FWB Church, (910) , (910) , 1110 Loop Rd., Raeford Bethesda Presbyterian Church, (910) , (910) , 1002 N. Sandhills Blvd, Aberdeen Carthage United Methodist Church, (910) , (910) , US N, Carthage Christian Mission Center, (910) , (910) , 703 Monroe St, Carthage David Bibey Ministries, (910) , (910) , 780 Bibey Rd, Carthage First Health Hospice, (910) , (910) , 5 Aviemore Dr, Pinehurst First Missionary Baptist, (910) , 315 S. Gaines St, Southern Pines, Grace Community Center, (910) , (910) , 135 Jolinda Rd, Vass Highfalls United Methodist Church, (910) (910) , 324 Frieson Road, Highfalls Johnsonville AME Zion, (919) , (919) , Hwy. 27 W, Cameron Liberty Christian Church, (910) , (910) , 1810 Quewhiffle Road, Aberdeen Manna, (910) , (910) , 1517 Luther Way, Southern Pines Meals on Wheels, (910) , E. Rhode Island Ave, Southern Pines Mission Agape, (910) , 111 Peanut Dr, Eagle Springs Montgomery Churches in Action, (910) , (910) , 203 Church St, Biscoe Moore County. Heath Dept., (910) , 705 Pinehurst Ave, Carthage New Beginnings Holiness Church, (910) , (910) , 107 Pinehurst St., Aberdeen New Zion AME Zion Church, (910) , (910) , 4967 Hwy.705, Robbins Page United Methodist Church, (910) , (910) , 110 Knight St, Aberdeen Pentecostal Assembly, (910) , (910) , Eastman Rd. & W. New, Southern Pines Pinebluff United Methodist Ministry, (910) , (910) , US#1, Walnut S, Pinebluff Sandhills Center/Clean Start, (910) , (910) , 124 N. Trade, West End Sandhills Moore Coalition, (910) , 1500 W. Indiana Ave, Southern Pines Southern Pines UMC, (910) , 175 Midland Rd, Southern Pines Southside Baptist Church, (910) , 151 Hellin Rd, Aberdeen St. Anthony s We Care, (910) , 175 E. Connecticut, Southern Pines The Arc of Moore, Inc., (910) , 673 S. Bennett, Southern Pines West End United Methodist Men, (910) , (910) , 4105 NC Hwy 73, West End World of Truth Christian Center, (910) , 132 Poplar St, Vass

21 Area Homelessness Resources Beacon Rescue Mission, (910) , Harnett County o Men, women and children Bethany House, (910) , Southern Pines o Substance abuse halfway house for women Bethesda House, (910) , Aberdeen o Substance abuse halfway house for men C4 Central Carolina Community Church, (336) o Open Mon., Thus. and Friday: Jan.14- March 15 when temp is below 32* Family Promise, (910) Peach Ave. Aberdeen, NC o Contact Tabitha o Takes women and children House of Hope in Anson County, (704) , o Contact Pastor Ed Kivett o Men only Friend to Friend, (910) o Contact Jackie Thamm o For abused women, women and children, 24 hr. crisis line Life Line Ministries, (919) o Contact Santiago Lopez o Will take women and men Montgomery Crisis Council, (910) o For abused women, women and children Outreach for Jesus, Richmond County, (910) , o Contact Rev. Taylor Room at The Inn, Randolph County, (336) , Salvation Army, Fayetteville, (910) o Will take men, women, and children Samaritan Inn, (704) o Contact Rev. Chambers o 90 day program o Will take both women and men o Wadesboro, NC SSCAP: Transitional Housing, (704) o Contact Sabrina Hough, o For women and women with children o Houses in Moore, Anson, and Richmond Second Chance, (910) , o Contact Charlene Stubb o 4 bedroom house in Southern Pines Christian Faith, (919) o Contact Pastor Kivett o Will take women and men Total Command Ministry, Asheboro, (336) , (336) , o Contact Pastor Jeff Looney o Open 24/7

22 Housing Resources Jackson Terrace Apartments o 700 Anderson Street o Carthage, NC o (910) o 62 years old and over o Rents subsidized apartments. Sandhills Community Action Program (SCAP), o Carthage o Program for Women o Housing Resources (deposit or months rent) Shelter Plus Care Program o (910) , ext or 2206 at Sandhills Center LME o Rental assistance to homeless people with disabilities (primarily MH, SA, and Aids) o Must have SSI, unemployment, SSDI, or some sort of income. o Homeless: defined as a person living in an emergency shelter, a place not meant for human habitation (streets, cars, parks), or in transition who came from streets or shelter. Must be continuously homeless for a year or more or have documentation of being homeless 4 times over 3 years. Socialserve.com o Website that lists low income housing available in the area. o Provides information on if a site currently has a wait list.

23 Inpatient Mental Health/Detox Resources High Point Regional o Adult Inpatient/Psych o (336) /6100 o Fax (336-) Holly Hill o (919) /7000 o Child/Teen Inpatient Psych o Med Records, Fax (910) Moore Regional o (910) o Adult/Detox, Inpatient Psych/Detox o Fax (910) Moses Cone o (336) o All Ages Inpatient Psych o Fax (336) Sandhills Regional o (910) o Adult Impatient Psych o Fax (910) Caramont o (704) o Child/Teen Psych. Problems o Fax (704) Strategic Behavioral Center (Garner, Leland and Charlotte) o (919) o Children and Adolescent Psychiatric o Residential Treatment (Age 12-17) o Inpatient (Age 5-17) o Medicaid or Private Insurance