Are you in need of more support?
There is hope. Below is a non-extensive list of available resources for both patients struggling with mental health or substance use and their providers.
| Program | Is this service for patients or providers? | Description | Contact Information | Location |
| Mobile Crisis | Patients | Mobile Crisis Teams are available 24/7 in all NC counties. If you or a loved one is in crisis, you can call your county’s mobile crisis number and professional counselors will come to assist you in crisis. The average response time is 2 hours. | Franklin, Granville, Halifax, Vance, and Warren County: Daymark Recovery Services – (866)275-9552
Person County: Freedom House Recovery Center – (919)967-8844 |
Mobile crisis teams will come to the location of the person in crisis. |
| Crisis Center | Patients | Crisis centers are specialized clinics where patients and loved ones can walk in for a crisis assessment and referral to additional resources. Appointments are not needed.
The patient MUST be a resident of the crisis center’s designated county to receive services. |
Person County: Freedom House Recovery Center – (336)599-8566, Monday-Friday 8 am – 4 pm
Halifax County: RHA Behavioral Health Services – (252)308-0294, Monday-Friday 8 am – 5 pm Vance County: Daymark Recovery Services – (252)433-0061, Monday – Friday 8 am – 5 pm |
Freedom House Recovery Center: 355-C S Madison Blvd, Roxboro, NC 27573
RHA Behavioral Health Services: 60 NC HWY 125, Roanoke Rapid, NC 27870 Daymark Recovery Services: 943 West Andrews Ave, Henderson, NC 27536 |
| 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline | Patients | 24/7 suicide hotline is available for patients and their loved ones | Call 988 or visit https://988lifeline.org/ | Telephone line or online only – available nationally |
| Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Officer | Patients | Many counties have at least one CIT officer who is trained in de-escalating behavioral health crises. | If there is an eminent, life-threatening emergency that requires police, call 911 and ask for a CIT officer. | Telephone line only – CITs are not available in all NC counties. |
| Perinatal Substance Use Project | Both | Provides screening, information, and referrals (in-patient CASAWORKS and outpatient treatment) for pregnant and parenting women with dependent children. | Patients can call to get information or seek services at 1-800-688-4232, Monday – Friday 8 am – 6 pm | Perinatal Substance Use Project serves all counties in NC and is a division of the Alcohol/Drug Council of North Carolina. |
| CASAWORKS | Both | CASAWORKS programs are residential SUD treatment centers aimed at supporting pregnant and parenting women with dependent child(ren) (under 12 years old). There are 13 CASAWORKS programs across the state. CASAWORKS programs house patients with their children and provide intensive biopsychosocial intervention (MAT, therapy, medical care, job training, and resources for children). | For more information on bed availability and qualifications call: 1-800-688-4232, Monday-Friday 8 am – 6 pm
Professionals Only: Email Judith at jjones@alcoholdrughelp.org to be added to the weekly NC bed availability listserve for in-patient perinatal SUD treatment options |
Patients can enroll in the CASAWORKS program outside of their local county. CASAWORKS programs are located in:
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| Horizons Program at UNC-Chapel Hill | Both | Horizons is a CASAWORKS program located in Orange County | Interested patients can call 1-800-862-4050 for information
To refer a patient call (919)-966-9803 Learn more at UNC Horizons Program |
UNC OB-GYN at Weaver Crossing on Weaver Dairy Rd in Chapel Hill |
| Vaya Behavioral Health Crisis Line | Patient | Vaya services including a 24/7 behavioral health crisis line, walk-in centers, and mobile crisis services are available for Vaya Health members. | Available 24/7 Call: 1-800-849-6127 | Walk-in Centers are located in counties across North Carolina |
| UNC Perinatal Psychiatry Inpatient Unit | Both | 5-bed inpatient unit at UNC-Chapel Hill Hospital for women with severe perinatal mood disorders. Intended to support stabilization and recovery. Family & baby can visit, but cannot stay with the patient overnight. | To refer yourself or a patient from any county please call UNC Psychiatry Admissions at (984)-974-3834
THIS IS NOT FOR PATIENTS ACTIVELY IN CRISIS AS THERE MAY BE A WAIT TIME OR NO AVAILABLE BEDS For more information, visit UNC’s Postpartum Inpatient Care – UNC Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology |
101 Manning Drive, Ground Floor, Neurosciences Hospital Chapel Hill, NC, 27599-7160 |