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About us

The Healing Place of New Hanover County truly is where hope is found. We provide food, shelter, clothing, and recovery services at no cost to the client. All a person has to have is a desire to get sober. We want there to be as few barriers to recovery as possible.

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The Healing Place of New Hanover County is open. Now accepting men and women of all backgrounds from Eastern NC. We provide a safe place to sober up and begin the journey to long-term recovery.

Make aDifference

Many of the individuals who seek help at THPNC have nowhere else to turn. They need us and we need you. You can change someone’s life today.

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The four stages

How it works

When it opens in early 2023, The Healing Place of New Hanover County will provide detox services for men and women, a long-term recovery program, and overnight homeless shelter.. Click Here to Read More…

Detox

Our detox is a safe place for clients to sober up. They receive a warm bed, food, and fresh clothes as they detox from drugs and/or alcohol. Our detox is a non-medical detox.

motivational track

The motivational track is the initial stage of our long-term recovery program. Clients work with peers and learn the core principles of Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous.

recovery stage

The recovery stage is where clients learn how to apply the 12 Steps of Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous in their lives with program curriculum.

Continuing Care

Clients who complete The Healing Place program receive support in their recovery and better preparation for returning to life outside The Healing Place. Transitional living is available.

Community impact

University of Kentucky Recovery Center Outcome Study Fact Sheet - 2022

91%

of clients reported any illegal drug use at intake

19%

of clients reported any illegal drug use at follow-up

37%

of clients reported any heroin use at intake

4%

of clients reported any heroin use at follow-up

56%

of clients reported any opioid misuse at intake

3%

of clients reported any opioid misuse at follow-up

31%

of clients reported being homeless at intake

4%

of clients reported being homeless at follow-up

a story of success

Jeff

Since I’ve been in recovery, I no longer obsess over alcohol or drugs and that’s key. God has directed...

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