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First Step Services, LLC
Distance: 4.3 Mi211 E Six Forks Rd Ste 117 Bldg B
27609-7753 Raleigh -
SouthLight, Inc
Distance: 4.9 Mi2809 Highwoods Blvd
27604-1000 Raleigh -
Trosa
Distance: 21.1 Mi1820 James St
27707-2024 Durham -
Alcohol / Drug Council of North Carolina
Distance: 21.8 Mi3500 Westgate Dr Ste 204
27707 Durham -
AIM Health Services, LLC.
Distance: 23.4 Mi400 Crutchfield St, Suite A
27704 Durham
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We are in process of applying for our state license to provide full outpatient services which we plan to kick off in the next few months. Our services will start with families that have nowhere to turn when dealing with the issues of alcohol and drug problems as well as mental health issues. Our expertise in providing peer services will be developed and modified for outpatient. This will be especially important with adolescents as negative peer influence is the single greatest factor in continuing problems even after a positive treatment episode.
To ensure that The Healing Place of Wake County will continue to provide services for years to come, in 2008 The Healing Place Board initiated a planned giving program. This program was designed to fund The Healing Place Endowment. Several of the methods to support The Healing Place Endowment through planned giving are outlined below. Please contact the Development Office at The Healing Place at 919-838-9800 if you have any questions or would like more information on any of these methods.
Testimony Focuses on Replicating a Proven Social Model Solution Raleigh—The Healing Place of Wake County announced that on March 24, 2010, Mr. Dennis Parnell, The Healing Place President and CEO was requested to provide testimony before the at U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs. This committee is chaired by Senator Daniel K. Akaka, Hawaii. The ranking committee member is Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina, Senator Burr had been briefed on The Healing Place by his staff and invited Mr.
The Staff at the Healing Place of Wake County The Healing Place of Wake County employs approximately 33 full-time and 14 part-time employees to provide services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Event held in Raleigh NC Focuses on Providing Information on Services for the Homeless Vet Raleigh—In his opening remarks, U.S. Representative Brad Miller (D-NC) cited some depressing statistics including the Veterans Affairs estimate that over 100,000 of our nation’s homeless are veterans.