Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Creedmoor, NC
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Fellowship Hall
My father came to fellowship hall many years ago, probably has been almost 40 years ago. However, our family remains forever indebted to Fellowship Hall. He learned to cope with his issues without alcohol or any substance abuse. When he passed away in 2004, My father had been sober for 25 years. He gave his life to help the next alcoholic. He spent almost everyday in a meeting somewhere. I thank God for Fellowship Hall. When he came there He was "D.R." When he left he was my father, Charles McGuffin. I'm glad to see you still exist and have expanded. Keep doing what you're doing.
First Step Farm - Men's Program
Was a wonderful chance to clear my head and work a good recovery program.
Asheville Recovery Center
A three-month stay at this facility saved my nephew's life. During his time at Asheville Recovery he was treated very respectfully and with kindness. He kept saying everyone is so nice! That, along with excellent counseling, classes, and fun activities followed by an excellent sober living home has allowed him to be the person he was intended to be. They teach good living skills as well. As it is in a real living situation, the residents have an apartment shared by one other person and they are responsible for their own groceries with a $75 allowance, cooking, laundry, and cleaning.