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C3356 BHUC in Asheville Becoming A Behavioral Health Crisis Center
C3356 Comprehensive Care Center located in Asheville, North Carolina is a one-stop treatment and resource center for mental health services, substance use/addiction recovery support, and support for individuals who have behavioral health needs and co-occurring developmental disabilities. ...
read more...RHA Partnering to Offer Youth Mental Health First Aid Training March 23
On March 23, RHA Behavioral Health will co-host "Youth Mental Health First Aid Training" in Greensboro, North Carolina with the Kellin Foundation. Blair Hedgecock, Behavioral Health Director ...
read more...New U.S. DHH Challenge Highlights the Importance of Hiring Individuals with Disabilities
Deadline to submit proposals is February 14, 2020 At RHA, we are committed to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities while providing opportunities for businesses to hire a diverse, well-trained, and committed workforce in the Southeast. Our goal is to obtain and maintain competitive employment and to provide the training and the skills needed f...
read more...RHA Gastonia Unit Enjoys Group Painting Outing
Persons supported at RHA's Gastonia Unit enjoyed a Wine & Design-style outing — minus the wine, of course! Each participant followed the example from the instructor to create their own painting on ca...
read more...Hunter McNelly School Celebrates Moon Landing Anniversary with Special Project
Over the summer, students at the Hunter McNelly School at RHA Health Services’ Clear Creek location completed a project titled “From Hidden Figures to the Moon.” The project commemorated the ...
read more...Hurricane Preparation & Recovery Updates
On September 14, 2018, Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina and over the next two days produced record-breaking rainfall the state. The storm caused major flooding and property destruction across eastern North Carolina. In the wake of the storm, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funded Hope 4 NC Crisis Counseling Program grants in the state to...
read more...RHA Direct Support Professionals Recognized for Outstanding Service
In September and October, 2019, three RHA Direct Support Professionals were recognized for their outstanding service and dedication. Beth Triplett (Lincolnton, NC) and Carla Garrison-Greene (Augusta, GA) were recognized by The Council on Quality and Leadership during DSP Week in September. Lacretia HIll (Memphis, TN) was named Tennessee Community Organizations' (TNCO) 2019...
read more...RHA Becoming a Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) Organization
Trauma is pervasive and affects everyone, whether or not one has directly experienced trauma. Without effective education and intervention, trauma will transfer, perpetuate and worsen. It is a local community and world health concern. ...
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