This organization strives to prevent child abuse and neglect while improving safety, permanency, well-being and recovery outcomes for children, parents and families affected by trauma, substance use and mental health disorders.
This 2018 resource documents how substance use and trauma affect children and families, as well as clinical interventions, prevention efforts, and resources for children and families affected.
This Charlotte-based organization is a prevention and education center using evidence-based practices to teach children and families about substances, including opioids (ex. youth surveys, online resources, and educational trainings).
This Durham organization has resources for families and agencies dealing with childhood trauma, including prevention and treatment options related to substance use disorders.
This camp, hosted by City Lights Ministry in Winston Salem, is a resource for kids who are coping with a parent battling addition or the loss of a parent due to substance use disorder.
Phased Transitional Housing offers male and female housing for individuals leaving incarceration, detox, and treatment, and offers onsite peer support services, work programs, and Project HOW (Healing our Workforce) education and workforce development programming.
Oxford House is an overarching organization that helps provide and administer democratically run, self-supporting, drug free homes for those in recovery. This site includes a location map and vacancy search for housing.
This specific CoC is a coalition that assists rural areas in applying for federal CoC funds from the Department for Housing and Urban Development.
A CoC is a community plan to organize and deliver housing and services to meet the specific needs of those who are homeless. This site contains resources on understanding COCs and applying for federal CoC funds.
This website has resources to help design more recovery-friendly workplaces, including fostering a safe environment, education and prevention, and retention policies for those in recovery.