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| Psychiatric Advance Directives - Consider developing one so first responders and treatment providers will know your treatment preferences when you have an episode and are unable to speak for yourself .Click here |
| Housing - Adult Care Homes Listing for Wake County State Facilities LIst - All Licenced Mental Health Facilities - Click Here |
| Resources and Services |
Mental Health Crisis Wake County Crisis and Assessment 24-Hour Line 1-866-518-6784 |
| Medicaid - Medicaid is a program that helps pay medical bills for some people who have low income and cannot afford health care. Adult Medicaid helps provide medical care for the elderly, people who are blind or disabled, and people who need help with rest home costs and nursing home costs. The Adult Medicaid office in Wake County Human Services can be reached at 919-212-7541. Click here to learn more. |
| Economic Assistance - The Food Assistance Program (once referred to as Food Stamps) helps low-income households with their monthly food expenses. Click here to learn more |
| NAMI General Support - Helpline If you would just like to talk to someone for support or information, then use the NAMI NC helpline. Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 5 pm. 800- 451-9682 (NC only) |
| American Residential Treatment Programs - Click Here |
| Holly Hill Hospital Click Here |
| Wake County Housing Assistance Programs - Click here |
| CASA Housing - Click Here CASA frequently partners with Wake County Human Services to provide CASA-owned housing in order to bridge gaps in the community’s housing needs. In response to the ever-increasing affordable housing crisis, CASA has expanded its original mission of housing people with disabilities to include housing for other low wealth individuals. By providing quality scattered-site permanent housing throughout Wake county, CASA’s tenants are more readily accepted into the community. |
| If you have limited resources and meet income eligibility criteria, Legal Aid of North Carolina may be able to help you with a civil legal issues, such as bankruptcy; consumer debt, Medicaid, Medicare and/or health insurance problems; eviction defense; illegal lockouts or utility cutoffs by landlords; home foreclosures; housing discrimination; tenants’ rights; public or subsidized housing disputes. SSI/Social Security disability benefits; food stamps; TANF; Special Assistance |
| Caramore Community Click Here to learn about this residential community in Chapel Hill for adults who are interested in getting back to work. |
| TROSA is a comprehensive, long-term, residential substance abuse recovery program located in Durham, North Carolina. TROSA accepts substance abusers with one condition: they must have a strong desire to change their lives. The TROSA philosophy is based on principles of self-help and individual empowerment. Key elements of the program include vocational training, education, communication, peer counseling/mentoring, leadership training and aftercare Click here to learn more. |
| The Healing Place of Wake County is a recovery and rehabilitation facility for homeless people with alcohol and drug dependency, located in Raleigh, NC. Click here to learn more. |
Club Horizon is a psychosocial rehabilitation program serving adults with severe and persistent
mental illness. Club Horizon is based on the Fountain House Model which emphasizes the
work ordered day. Members receive psychosocial services through its program of meaningful
work and meaningful relationships. Members work at their own speed toward personal goals
in employment, education, housing, and socialization.
mental illness, has relocated from the Community Services Center (401 E.
Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh) to its new site and is now providing services
at the new location. The program is operated by Fellowship Health
Resources, under contract with the Wake County LME.
Please make a note of the new address and contact information, and begin
using the new number for referrals and other program contact.
Address: 4112 Blue Ridge Rd., Raleigh 27612
Contacts: Dana J. Barnes or Jocelyn King Delay
Main phone #: 573-6520
Dana J. Barnes: dbarnes@fellowshiphr.org
Jocelyn King Delay: jkingdelay@fellowshiphr.org
Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh) to its new site and is now providing services
at the new location. The program is operated by Fellowship Health
Resources, under contract with the Wake County LME.
Please make a note of the new address and contact information, and begin
using the new number for referrals and other program contact.
Address: 4112 Blue Ridge Rd., Raleigh 27612
Contacts: Dana J. Barnes or Jocelyn King Delay
Main phone #: 573-6520
Dana J. Barnes: dbarnes@fellowshiphr.org
Jocelyn King Delay: jkingdelay@fellowshiphr.org
