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Event Number	353
Title	Proclamation
Description	The City Of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina will proclaim September as National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month
Date	8/30/2006 9:30 AM to 8/30/2006 10:00 AM
Type of Event	Proclamation
Location	Roanoke Rapids City Hall
Invited Officials/Presenters	Mayor Drewery Beale Elected Officals
Expected Number of Participants	50
Invited Participants/Audience	People in treatment and recovery, recovering individuals, family members, friends, counselors, nurses, doctors, therapists, the judicial community, the faith based community, elected officials, community members, businesses, and anyone who advocates and/or supports recovery
Primary Contact	Cynthia Fenner
Address	134 South Garnett Street Henderson, NC 27537
Phone Number	252-430-3048
Email Address	cfenner@fivecountymha.org
Secondary Contact	Gina DeMent
Address	134 South Garnett Street Henderson NC 27537
Phone Number	252-430-3031
Email Address	gdement@fivecountymha.org
Web Site	http://www.fivecountymha.org

Event Number	354
Title	Proclamation
Description	Warren County will proclaim September as National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month
Date	8/31/2006 10:30 AM to 8/31/2006 11:00 AM
Type of Event	Proclamation
Location	Mayors Office 318 South Main Street Warrenton, NC
Invited Officials/Presenters	Mayor Walter Gardner
Expected Number of Participants	30
Invited Participants/Audience	People in treatment and recovery, recovering individuals, family members, friends, counselors, nurses, doctors, therapists, the judicial community, the faith based community, elected officials, community members, businesses, and anyone who advocates and/or supports recovery
Primary Contact	Cynthia Fenner
Address	134 South Garnett Street Henderson, NC 27537
Phone Number	252-430-3048
Email Address	cfenner@fivecountymha.org
Secondary Contact	Gina DeMent
Address	134 South Garnett Street Henderson NC 27537
Phone Number	252-430-3031
Email Address	gdement@fivecountymha.org
Web Site	http://www.fivecountymha.org

Event Number	489
Title	"Celebrate Recovery" Poster Display
Description	The Substance Treatment And Recidivism Reduction (STARR) program is an intensive four week in-jail chemical dependency treatment program. STARR is administered by Criminal Justice Resource Center in conjunction with the Durham County Office of the Sheriff. STARR provides chemical dependency treatment services to the criminal offender in the Durham County Detention Facility. The program accepts volunteer and court-mandated men and women inmates into treatment for four weeks (STARR). Upon completion of STARR, an additional four-week program (STARR GRAD) is available. STARR also provides referral and case management services. Treatment consists of addiction education, group therapy, and community resources education. Inmates are also required to attend daily 12-step H&I recovery meetings. The Substance Treatment And Recidivism Reduction (STARR) program's contribution to National Alcohol & Drug Addiction Recovery Month involved an art therapy project conducted with the July and August STARR and STARR GRAD classes. The men and women of STARR made Celebrate Recovery collage posters that are displayed in the lobby of the Durham County Detention Facility through September. The themes for the poster collages this year were "Building a Stronger, Healthier Community" and "Join the voices for recovery".
Date	9/1/2006 8:00 AM to 9/30/2006 10:00 PM
Type of Event	"Celebrate Recovery" Poster Display in Lobby
Location	Lobby of the Durham County Detention Facility 219 South Mangum Street Durham, NC 27701
Expected Number of Participants	100
Invited Participants/Audience	Open to the general public, recovering community, and STARR program participants and their families.
Primary Contact	William R. "Randy" Tucker
Address	219 South Mangum Street Durham, NC 27701
Phone Number	(919) 560-0960
Email Address	rtucker@co.durham.nc.us
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Event Number	244
Title	National Recovery Month Walk
Description	We have planned a drug awareness walk to walk around in the downtown area of winston salem and educate people on the reality of drug and alcohol addiction in the community
Date	9/2/2006 10:00 AM to 9/2/2006 2:00 PM
Type of Event	Walk a thon
Location	It is going to be held in Winston Salem on Saturday, September 2nd. Starting Downtown at the Step One agency.
Program Agenda	We are going to meet at 10:00 am and fellowship, listen to a few speakers, tell about our mission and start walking.
Invited Officials/Presenters	Different pastors from various churches in the community.
Expected Number of Participants	75
Invited Participants/Audience	The whole recovery community is invited to participate in the walk, as well as citizens in the community.
Primary Contact	Erricka Baremore
Address	3655 Kinghill Drive Winston Salem, NC 27105
Phone Number	336 918 0042
Email Address	earthsmoka@yahoo.com
Secondary Contact	Antonio Russell
Address	3735 Hemlock Drive Winston Sa NC 27105
Phone Number	336 558 1582
Email Address	antonio.russell@ncmail.net

Event Number	447
Title	Pender Co. Proclamation
Description	Chair of Pender Co.Board of Commissioners to present Proclamation.
Date	9/5/2006 10:00:00 AM
Type of Event	County Observance
Location	805 S. Walker St, Burgaw, NC Public Assembly Room
Expected Number of Participants	10
Primary Contact	Jane McDonald
Address	609 Shipyard Blvd, Ste 104 Wilmington, NC 28412
Phone Number	(910) 202-0840
Email Address	prevent@coasthorizons.org

Event Number	445
Title	Mayor' Proclamation
Description	There will be a Mayor's Proclamation for the City of Wilmington
Date	9/5/2006 6:30:00 PM
Type of Event	City Observance
Location	City Hall
Invited Officials/Presenters	City Council
Expected Number of Participants	12
Primary Contact	Jane McDonald
Address	609 Shipyard Blvd, Ste 104 Wilmington, NC 28412
Phone Number	(910) 202-0840
Email Address	prevent@coasthorizons.org

Event Number	446
Title	Board of Commissioners Proclamation
Description	Chair of Brunswick County Board of Commissioners to present Proclamation
Date	9/5/2006 6:30:00 PM
Type of Event	County Observance
Location	Brunswick Co. Government Complex, Bolivia, NC
Expected Number of Participants	5
Primary Contact	Jane McDonald
Address	609 Shipyard Blvd, Ste 104 Wilmington, NC 28412
Phone Number	(910) 202-0840
Email Address	prevent@coasthorizons.org

Event Number	461
Title	Substance Abuse Information Center
Description	Substance abuse professionals will be present to distribute information about substance abuse/addiction, recovery, and the treatment resources available in the community.
Date	9/21/2006 12:00 PM to 9/21/2006 8:00 PM
Type of Event	Informational Event
Location	Community Kiosk at Northgate Mall 1-85 & Gregson Street Durham, NC
Expected Number of Participants	200
Primary Contact	Doug Fuller
Address	501 Willard Street Durham, NC 27516
Phone Number	919-560-7206
Email Address	dougf@co.durham.nc.us
Web Site	http://www.durhamcenter.org

Event Number	560
Title	Party in the Park: Let's Celebrate Recovery
Description
Date	9/23/2006 3:00 PM to 9/23/2006 5:00 PM
Type of Event	town/county observance
Location	Rogers Park Tryon, North Carolina
Program Agenda
Invited Officials/Presenters	Tryon Town Manager Columbus Town Manager Polk County Manager
Expected Number of Participants	1000
Invited Participants/Audience	Entire community of Polk County
Primary Contact	Steve Millette
Address	Pavillon, 241 Pavillon Place Mill Spring, NC 28756
Phone Number	800-392-4808
Email Address	stevem@pavillon.org
Secondary Contact	Carol Whaley-Deery
Address	Pavillon, 241 Pavillon Place Mill Sprin NC 28756
Phone Number	800-392-4808
Email Address	carolw@pavillon.org
Web Site	http://www.pavillon.org

Event Number	202
Title	Voices for Recovery
Description	The Wake County Alcoholism Treatment Center will be hosting Voices for Recovery, a celebration of treatment and recovery success. On Sunday, September 24th at 2:00 p.m. there will be music; our featured speaker, Dr. Jennifer Rounds-Bryant; a recovering speaker from our community; hot dogs and a clown for the kids.
Date	9/24/2006 2:00 PM to 9/24/2006 4:30 PM
Type of Event	Celebration of Treatment and Recovery Success
Location	Wake ATC is located behind Wake Medical Center at 3000 Falstaff Road in Raleigh. Call (919) 250-1500 for directions.
Program Agenda	1) Welcome Prayer & Statement 2) Words of addiction, treatment and recovery. 3) Music 4) Feature Speaker 5) Song for the Spirit 5) Recovery Speaker 6) Food, Fun and Games
Invited Officials/Presenters	Featured Speaker: Dr. Jennifer Rounds-Bryant, Recovery Speak: TBA
Expected Number of Participants	175
Invited Participants/Audience	Everyone is invited
Primary Contact	Tony Porrett
Address	3000 Falstaff Road Raleigh, NC 27610
Phone Number	919 250-1584
Email Address	aporrett@co.wake.nc.us
Web Site	http://wakegov.com/locations/atc.htm

Event Number	527
Title	Building Healthy Communities: One Family at a Time
Description	This training is schedule for celebration of Recovery Month and is for providers working with individuals and families. The training will address the dynamics of families, particularly those impacted by substance use, with the goal of providing information and services to break the cycles of addiction in familie
Date	9/26/2006 8:30 AM to 9/26/2006 12:00 PM
Type of Event	conference
Location	Wake County Commons Center Carya Drive Raleigh, NC
Program Agenda	8:30 9:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00 Welcome and Objectives 9:15 9:45 Video Presentation 10:00 11:30 Lecture and Discussion 11:30 12:00 Question/Answer and Wrap-Up
Invited Officials/Presenters	Chad C. Richardson
Expected Number of Participants	100
Invited Participants/Audience	Providers, family, community
Primary Contact	Sharon Taybron
Address	10 Sunnybrook Road Raleigh, NC 27610
Phone Number	919-250-4687
Email Address	staybron@co.wake.ncus
Secondary Contact	La-Ferne Harris
Address	10 Sunnybrood Road Raleigh NC 27610
Phone Number	919-250-1536
Email Address	lharris@co.wake.nc.us

Event Number	532
Title	Western Carolina Treatment Center Open House
Description	Staff will be onsite to show attendees around the facility and provide information about program services. There will be a brief presentation. Lunch provided.
Date	9/28/2006 12:00 PM to 9/28/2006 2:00 PM
Type of Event	Open House
Location	Western Carolina Treatment Center 573 Merrimon Ave Asheville, NC 28804
Program Agenda	Lunch will be served as guests arrive and will be followed by a brief presentation.
Expected Number of Participants	50
Invited Participants/Audience	Open to all agencies and individual providers who work with persons that have a substance abuse diagnosis
Primary Contact	Brian Goodlett
Address	573 Merrimon Ave Asheville, NC 28804
Phone Number	828-251-1478
Email Address	wctc573@hotmail.com
Secondary Contact	Wayne Britton
Address	573 Merrimon Ave Asheville NC 28804
Phone Number	828-251-1478
Email Address	wctc573@hotmail.com

Event Number	347
Title	Recovery Celebration Block Party
Description	Drop by and join your neighbors in celebrating Durham County citizens who are recovering from alcohol and drug addictions! The Recovery Celebration Block Party will include music and other entertainment for all ages, food, information about substance abuse and treatment options, and inspiring stories from the recovering community. It's all free and everyone is invited!
Date	9/28/2006 3:00 PM to 9/28/2006 7:00 PM
Type of Event	Block Party
Location	Urban Ministries of Durham 410 Liberty Street Durham, NC near downtown (across from WTVD-TV)
Expected Number of Participants	300
Primary Contact	Doug Fuller
Address	501 Willard Street Durham, NC 27701
Phone Number	919-560-7206
Email Address	dougf@co.durham.nc.us

Event Number	609
Title	Wellbriety Family Gathering
Description	Thursday September 28th 5 PM-Fall Celebration 5:45 Dinner At the Island Dedicated to the Memory of Mickey Strother -Analenisgi Color Guard Hymns Wellbriety Drum Information on Warrior Down and Indians in the 21st Century-Christy Long Once upon a time all first nations peoples gathered for the fall equinox to honor Mother Earth, to give thanks for an abundant harvest and all other blessings.what happened to us? Sponsored by Cherokee Diabetes and Complementary Health Programs Cherokee Wellness Court Living Waters Church
Date	9/28/2006 5:00:00 PM
Location	The Island
Program Agenda	5:00 pm-Fall Celebration 5:45 pm-Dinner
Expected Number of Participants	50
Invited Participants/Audience	Anybody who would like to join us for the Fall Celebration and to celebrate Recovery Month is welcome to be there.
Primary Contact	Beverly Griffin
Address	PO Box 1113 Cherokee, NC 28719
Phone Number	828-497-1999
Email Address	bevegrif@nc-cherokee.com

Event Number	290
Title	GCSAC 4th Annual Symposium - Join the Voices for Recover: Building a Stronger, Healthier Community
Description	This conference will provide a unique look at the impact of substance on different generations. It offers a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to understanding and addressing various issues related to the care and support of individuals affected by substance abuse.
Date	9/29/2006 8:00 AM to 9/30/2006 4:15 PM
Type of Event	Conference/Symposium
Location	Centenary United Methodist Church 2300 W. Friendly Ave. Greensboro, NC 27403
Program Agenda	Day 1 Agenda: Friday, September 29, 2006 8:00 am Registration/Continental Breakfast 8:30 am Opening Session Mental Reform/Substance Abuse: Their impact on communities with Ms. Flo Stein Chief, Community Policy Management Section NC Division of MH/DD/SA Services 9:30 10:45 am Concurrent Session I Clinical Professionals A. Division of Mental Health Service Definition Training COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES (6 hours--FULL DAY TRAINING) B. ASAM?! What (Making Sense of the Levels of Treatment) Joe Fortin, BS, MS, NCC, LPC, MAC, LCAS, CCS - The Guilford Center Clergy/Lay/Community C. A Family Perspective on Substance Abuse Melissa Taylor, Ph.D. Roundtables D. Mental Health Reform 11:00 12:15 pm - Concurrent Session II Clinical Professionals E. Treating Older Adults with Substance Abuse Issues Deborah Lee, BA, MA, MSW - VA Medical Center Clergy/Lay/Community F. Mixed Messages (What the Media is Really Saying) Catina Galloway, MA, CSAPC and Todd Penn Roundtables G. Adolescent Substance Abuse Issues 12:30 1:30 pm Luncheon Session Making the Most of Reality with Jim Folks 1:45- 3:00 pm Concurrent Session III Clinical Professionals H. Street Gangs: Awareness and Awakening Matthew Hogan Gang Specialist- Guilford County Court Alternatives Clergy/Lay/Community I. Recognizing and Responding to Substance Abuse in Older Adults Deborah Lee, BA, MA, MSW - VA Medical Center Roundtables J. Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Homelessness 3:00 3:15 pm DESSERT BREAK 3:15 4:15 pm Closing Session Lets Talk About IT! Journey to recovery with George Galbreath Day 2 Agenda Saturday, September 30, 2006 8:30 am Registration/Continental Breakfast 9:00 9:45 am Opening Session The State of the Guilford County Substance Abuse Coalition 10:00 11:00 am Concurrent Session IV Clinical Professionals K. Substance Abuse and Infectious Diseases Caroline Mosley Guilford County Department of Health School Personnel/Parents/Community L. Effective Communication Jacqueline Wilson FaithStep Ministries Youth/Teen M. Life Lessons (wordsthoughtsactions) (2 hour all morning session) Clement Mallory N. Making a Difference (Advocating for Change) TRU (Tobacco Reality Unfiltered) 11:15 12:15 pm Concurrent Session V Clinical Professionals O. A Family Approach to Treatment Melissa Taylor, Ph.D. School Personnel/Parents/Community P. The Drug Culture Among Youth: A Look at the Internet, Malls, and Text Messaging Julie Westholder Alcohol Drug Services Youth/Teen Q. The Power of Choices (Retirement or Parole) Kenya Dalton Guilford County Court Alternatives 12:30 1:30 pm - Luncheon Session Wrap-up and Poetry Exhibition
Invited Officials/Presenters	Plenary Session Speakers Flo Stein Ms. Steins current position is Chief of Community Policy Management, Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services, in Raleigh, NC. After being educated at the University of North Carolina in Wilmington and in Chapel Hill, she has held a number of positions including Prevention Specialist, Clinical Director of a substance abuse center, Assistant and Acting Chief of Substance Abuse Services and served as Chair of the Mental Health Reform Project before assuming her current position. Ms. Stein has also received many important appointments including the NC Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, the Governors Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Among Children and Youth, and the North Carolina Communities Corrections Coalition. Jim Folks Jim Folks is an inspirational speaker and learning facilitator. He is the President of Positive Momentum, Inc. a personal development company, focused on improving organizational performance through individual change. Jims goal is to generate change by helping individuals understand their strengths and tap their desire to make a positive difference. George Galbreath George Galbreath, a native of Chapel Hill and long-time Greensboro resident has survived a 35-year battle with alcohol to become an entrepreneur, model, beauty advisor, Hospice Care Nursing Assistant and a powerful motivational speaker. He delivers a message that provides real testimonies about his life, addiction and recovery. Stephen Daniels Stephen Daniels is an HIV Counselor and Phlebotomist with the Sickle Cell Disease Association of the Piedmont and a leader in the recovery community. He uses his personal experiences to help him in his work. He is one of the most prolific and well-known outreach workers in the community.
Expected Number of Participants	150
Invited Participants/Audience	This two-day event is open to the community, with information to meet the needs of human service professionals, medical professionals, substance abuse, mental health and supportive service professionals. This includes physicians, social workers, counselors, nurses, health care providers, psychologists, physicians' assistants, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. Special attention has been made to meet the educational needs of youth and those working with children and adolescents. School personnel, parents, consumers, clergy, families, and public officials are encouraged to attend.
Primary Contact	George Coates
Address	PO Box 10994 Greensboro, NC 27404
Phone Number	336.288.9774
Email Address	gcsac@bellsouth.net
Secondary Contact	Mary Greeson
Address	PO Box 10994 Greensboro NC 27404
Phone Number	336.288.9774
Email Address	marygreeson@bellsouth.net
Web Site	http://www.gcsac.org

Event Number	266
Title	Recovery Fair and Art Show
Description	Fair will include people from all parts of recovery plus raffle giveaways, counselor appreciation, food and lots more. There will also be an art show of works relating to recovery.
Date	9/29/2006 10:00 AM to 9/29/2006 3:00 PM
Type of Event	Fair and Art show
Location	Carolina Treatment Center 3423-A Melrose Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28304
Program Agenda	Ongoing throughout day from 9am-1pm. Raffle prizes will be given away at end of fair.
Invited Officials/Presenters	Carolina Treatment Center, Voter Registration, Vocational Rehabilitation, TASC force, Earn While you Learn, Domestic Violence Speaker, various others
Expected Number of Participants	250
Invited Participants/Audience	All community is invited. This is a public event.Currently accepting speakers and art for art show.
Primary Contact	Tabitha Williams
Address	3423-A Melrose Rd Fayetteville, NC 28304
Phone Number	910-864-8739
Email Address	thetoy1082@aol.com
Secondary Contact	Joette Inman
Address	3423-A melrose rd fayettevil NC 28304
Phone Number	910-864-8739

Event Number	589
Title	Health & Wellness Recovery Fair
Description	Recovery Fair for the population with 12 booths from Institution and Community Agencies
Date	9/29/2006 1:00 PM to 9/29/2006 3:30 PM
Type of Event	Booths
Location	NC Correctional Institution for Women 1034 Bragg St Raleigh, NC 27610
Invited Officials/Presenters	Alcoholics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous IWILL-Breast Cancer Awareness Women Helping Women Alliance of Aids Services - Carolina InterAct - Domestic Violence Motheread Healing Place for Women NC Oxford Houses Mission House for Women MATCH - Mothers and their Children American Lung Assoc.
Expected Number of Participants	300
Invited Participants/Audience	Inmate Population and Staff
Primary Contact	Stephanie Treadway
Address	1034 Bragg St Raleigh, NC 27610
Phone Number	(919)733-4340 x 582
Email Address	tsx03@doc.state.nc.us
Secondary Contact	Julio Gonzalez
Address	1034 Bragg St Raleigh NC 27610
Phone Number	(919)733-5250 x 580
Email Address	gjx19@doc.state.nc.us

Event Number	475
Title	Voices of Recovery Celebration
Description	We will have testimonials, music, information about recovery and a wall of recovery.
Date	9/30/2006 10:00:00 AM
Location	Hugh McRae Park S. College Road and Oleander Drive
Invited Officials/Presenters	Local members of the recovery community
Expected Number of Participants	200
Invited Participants/Audience	People in treatment and recovery, recovering individuals, family members, friends, counselors, nurses, doctors, therapists, the judicial community, the faith based community, elected officials, community members, businesses, and anyone who advocates and/or supports recovery
Primary Contact	Jane McDonald
Address	609 Shipyard Blvd. Suite 104 Wilmington, NC 28412
Phone Number	910-202-0840
Email Address	prevent@coastalhorizons.org

Event Number	568
Title	We Celebrate Recovery
Description	The Substance Abuse Ministry of South Central church of Christ where Bro. Michael Dublin, SR pastors, invites the community to attend Septembers open forum titled "We Celebrate Recovery" on Saturday, 09/30/2006 at 10:00 A.M. Please join us at our new location of 2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Raleigh, NC as we join the voices of recovery to build a stronger and healthier community. The facilitator will be Mr. Henry Parks, a Certified Clinical Supervisor and Counselor. For more information, please call 919-231-2174 or 919-601-7719.
Date	9/30/2006 10:00 AM to 9/30/2006 12:00 PM
Location	2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Raleigh, NC
Expected Number of Participants	100
Invited Participants/Audience	Public is invited
Primary Contact	Vivian McDuffie
Address	2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27610
Phone Number	919-231-2174
Email Address	vmcduffie1@hotmail.com
Secondary Contact	Henry Parks
Address	2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Raleigh NC 27610
Phone Number	919-231-2174
Web Site	http://www.southcentralchurchofchrist.com

Event Number	351
Title	Recovery Picnic
Description	Come help us celebrate recovery at our 11th annual picnic at the lake! Bring a covered dish and your lounge chairs to relax and enjoy the lake. Have fun fishing, playing cards or horseshoes. Speaker meeting at 2pm
Date	10/7/2006 12:00 PM to 10/7/2006 5:00 PM
Location	Henderson NC Kerr Lake Henderson Point
Invited Officials/Presenters	Dr. Al Mooney, MD Author of the Recovery Book
Expected Number of Participants	75
Invited Participants/Audience	Those in recocvery and their families
Primary Contact	Gina Dement
Address	134 S. Garnett Street Henderson, NC 27537
Phone Number	252-430-3031
Email Address	gdement@fivecountymha.org
Secondary Contact	Anne Williams
Address	134 S Garnett Street Henderson NC 27537
Web Site	http://www.fivecountymha.org

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