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Crossroads announces five initiatives for Recovery month
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Published: September 15, 2009
As part of the 20th national observance of Recovery Month, Crossroads Behavioral Healthcare announces five initiatives targeted to support recovery for those in our community with addictive and/or mental health disorders.
These new initiatives and services are:
Iredell Academy on Substance Abuse Awareness and Recovery – a panel of thirteen citizens who will be working over the next year to develop community initiatives and support for adults working toward recovery from addictive disorders.
Walk-in Clinics – recently opened in Statesville and Mount Airy to better serve citizens. As with urgent care medical walk-in clinics, these clinics will see consumers from Iredell, Surry, and Yad-kin counties without an appointment between the hours of 8 and 5. Operated by Crossroads net-work provider, New River Behavioral HealthCare the walk-in clinics operate at the Statesville of-fice at 318 Turnersburg Highway and at the Mount Airy Clinic at 351 Riverside Drive.
Recovery Education Center -- based on evidence based practices the center specializes in self-directed, person-centered planning to promote and achieve dignity, respect and recovery. The first center is located at the Statesville office, Turnersburg Highway. A second center is scheduled to open at the Mount Airy office later this year.
Connecting the Dots – a grant funded program in Surry County to reduce the incident of alco-hol-related traffic incidents just completed its public awareness launch and is focusing on reach-ing the teens in Surry County.
Reclaiming Futures – funded through Robert Woods Johnson and Z. Smith Reynolds, this effort is directed toward court-involved youth.
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