Future of

North Carolina Voices for Recovery:

10 things About NCVFR

1.     Provide financial assistance to family members with children while main financial provider is in recovery. Family is NCVFR main ambition to recovery.

a.     Provided when there is no immediate family member available.

b.     Provided that their local churches are unable to assist.

c.      Or, to work with local Churches in assistance to family stability.

d.     Provide counseling to families.

2.     Provide safe house for addicts who are seeking recovery assistance with us.

3.     Provide aid in transportation to and from hospital and recovery facilities.

4.     NCVFR will work alongside city officials, hospitals, and agencies when a addict is willing to seek recovery.

5.     NCVFR will provide a hot line for anyone who is seeking help.

6.     NCVFR will build a net work system with all recovery missions in the state of North Carolina. This will allow the individual to get into a recovery facility quicker. Using advertisement, articles, web design, billboards, and a quarterly magazine on hope in recovery, providing articles from testimonies of recovery and new breakthrough in the fight in our states drug war.

7.     Provide educational benefits to those who need a GED, or occupational training, working with local educational institutes and state agencies.

8.     NCVFR will build a men and women's recovery centers throughout the state, using accreted counselors and workers trained for this work, to ease the waiting time to getting free and adequate recovery.

9.     NCVFR will seek ways to get individuals off the streets and into recovery.

10. NCVFR will strive in becoming a active member of the state of North Carolina fight for drug abuse in any breakthrough advances.