The Siquo Danvhna, “They are living again,” Cherokee Re-entry team understands firsthand how powerful lived experience can be when it comes to reaching and serving tribal members of the Eastern Band Cherokee Indians (EBCI) who are re-joining the community following incarceration or court involvement.
Collin Burgess was able to make a life change, thanks to a jail diversion program provided by FIRST at Blue Ridge, a North Carolina Licensed residential therapeutic community substance use disorders.
Through the Trees is a growing non-profit organization working to increase affordable digital access and use.
Youth Transformed for Life Training Programs have supported participants struggling academically, socially and emotionally.
WNCAP exists to provide equitable access to care and reduce harm from HIV, Hepatitis C and drug use.
Western Carolina Pacesetters partnered with Dogwood to expand its reach to court-involved youth.
“Voices of Affrilachia” was developed to create culturally sensitive mental health and SUD services in WNC.
PIVOTPoint WNC works with both teens and adults who are at risk or in recovery from substance use disorder.
Madison County Health Department offers treatment for individuals with opioid use disorder.
Holler Harm Reduction fills a critical need for substance use disorder mitigation.
