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Partners Health Summit Addresses Struggles of Opioid Addiction

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Hickory, NC, October 14, 2016—Almost 400 citizens learned ways to combat the largest drug epidemic plaguing our country—opioid and prescription drug overuse—during the most recent Partners Health Summit.

October 19, 2016 Read more

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Art Exhibit to Celebrate Stories of Recovery on Oct. 14

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Asheville visual artist Douglas Lail will present "Hello My Name Is...," a collection of portraits and personal recovery stories of people recovering from alcohol, drugs, mental health, and other life challenges.

October 10, 2016 Read more

Delve into Struggles of Opioid Addiction

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September 29, 2016 Read more

September is National Recovery Month

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Every September, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) sponsors Recovery Month to increase awareness and understanding of mental health and substance use disorders and celebrate...

September 8, 2016 Read more

FREE Partners Health Summit

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September 8, 2016 Read more

Ollie Harris, grandson of Senator J. Ollie Harris and Katie Munger, Healthcare Project Manager perform the ribbon cutting. The grand opening of the Ollie Harris Behavioral Health Center was held on Thursday, May 19, 2016.

New Ollie Harris Behavioral Health Center

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Official grand opening of the new Ollie Harris Behavioral Health Center, located in the Senator J. Ollie Harris Behavioral Health Wing of the Cleveland County Public Health Center...

May 20, 2016 Read more

Mayor Ed Hatley, right, presents Chief Rodney Jordan with a graduation certificate. The graduation on Tuesday, May 10, 2016, marked the successful training of all full-time officers of the Lincolnton Police Department.

Lincolnton Police and Partners Continue Strong Relationship to Strengthen our Communities

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May 10, 2016 Read more

The curriculum developed initially by the Memphis, TN Police Department and now used nationwide, educates officers about a variety of mental illnesses, addictive diseases, and developmental disabilities. The program teaches participants to respond to mental health crises, help individuals receive timely care, and develop collaborations between law enforcement and community mental health agencies.

Twenty-Nine Graduate from Partners’ Crisis Intervention Team Training in Cleveland County

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Thirty law enforcement officers, probation and parole officers, and Emergency Medical Technicians graduated on April 29, 2016, from Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)

April 29, 2016 Read more

Graduates Cynthia Francis and Dell Scott Garren of Cherryville PD; Amber Chavis, Jennifer Banas, Jovan White, Angela Osborne, Ralph Jefferies, Cindy Ulibarri, Vanessa Rojas, James Sparrow, Morgan Calhoun, and Scot Bryant of Gaston County Probation & Parole; Jeffrey McLeymore, Donnie L. Baynard, Michael Watkins, and Thomas Jackson of Gaston County Sheriff’s Office; Laura Biggerstaff, Juan Sepulveda, Brandon Broome, Zachary Lechette, Nerissa Armstrong, Charles Nelson, Brian Atkins, Matthew Willis, and Cody Huffstetler of Gastonia PD, Dispatchers Sherry Hopper and James Wilson, and officers Heather Lloyd, Andrew Rogers, and Gregory Ivester of Gaston County PD, pose for a group photo.

Thirty Graduate from Seventh Partners’ Crisis Intervention Team Training in Gaston County

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March 18, 2016 Read more

Opioid Summit Successfully Trains 400

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Management and the NC Council of Community Programs tackled North Carolina’s opioid epidemic by training 400 locals including doctors, healthcare providers, first responders, law enforcement officers, parole officers and county health department personnel

March 12, 2016 Read more

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