Community Events

Faith and Mental Health Initiative: Cohort One Introduction and Training

Faith in Mental Health helps faith communities support people who are impacted by mental health or substance use disorders. The program provides training and a certification that equips churches to start and manage a mental health ministry. This training will offer an introduction to Cohort I. You will learn about your role in supporting your community with mental health needs and available resources. You will also create an action plan to guide your next steps. Faith in Mental Health is supported by DMH/DD/SUS.

Date/Time: Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, 6:30 p.m.

Location: Salvation Army of Henderson, 2292 Ross Mill Road, Henderson, NC

Registration: Register for the training

More Information: Download the training flyer

ECU Health 2026 Behavioral Health Expo

Join ECU Health for the 14th Annual Behavioral Health Expo, a free community event where service organizations will share information and answer questions about local mental health and substance use resources. You will have the chance to connect with exhibitors and learn how they can support you or your loved ones. The expo will also feature presentations on suicide prevention, autism in 2026, and the management and prevention of depression. This event is open to everyone, including individuals, families, caregivers, providers and students.

Date/Time: Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, 10:00-2:00 p.m..

Registration: Register for the expo

Brain Injury Advisory Council Meeting

The purpose of the Brain Injury Advisory Council (BIAC) is to review the nature and cause of traumatic and other acquired brain injuries in North Carolina. The Council also makes recommendations to the Governor, the General Assembly, and the Secretary of Health and Human Services regarding the planning, development, funding, and implementation of a comprehensive statewide service delivery system to address the needs of brain injury survivors. All BIAC meetings are open to the public. Virtual and in-person attendance options are available.

Date/Time: Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, 9:00-1:00 p.m.

Location: NCDHHS,1915 Health Services Way, Raleigh, NC

Registration: Register for the meeting

Public Comment: Sign up for public comment

In-Person Advocacy Training: From Emotions to Advocacy

The Exceptional Children's Assistance Center (ECAC) will host Wrightslaw for a full-day, in-person training. From Emotions to Advocacy is designed to help families and caregivers turn frustration into effective advocacy during the special education process. Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings can feel overwhelming, emotional, and intimidating. Wrightslaw's nationally recognized training will provide practical strategies, knowledge of special education law, and tools to help you communicate with confidence, collaborate effectively, and advocate successfully for children with disabilities.

Date/Time: Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, 9:30-4:30 p.m.

Location: Forsyth County Central Library, 660 West 5th Street, Winston-Salem, NC

Registration: Register for the training

More Information: Download the event flyer

The Council Presents Educational Webinar Series: Work Together NC

Work Together NC is a statewide initiative focused on the transition to and through adulthood for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The goal of Work Together NC is to help individuals find the community supports they need to transition and thrive as adults. This might include finding a job or a place to volunteer, post-secondary education, housing, social and recreational opportunities, and more. Presenters include Anna Ward, WTNC Director and NCCDD Member; Jacklyn Boheler, WTNC Project Coordinator; and Kenneth Kelty, WTNC Backbone Team Member and NCCDD Member.

The Council Presents is a monthly webinar series hosted by the North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities. It shares helpful information, resources, and discussions about issues that matter to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Each session includes expert speakers, community updates, and chances to connect with people with I/DD, families, and professionals.

Date/Time: Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, 1:00-2:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities Presents

Introduction to Autism Diagnosis, Interventions, and Supports in North Carolina

The North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities is hosting a webinar series on autism featuring clinicians, researchers, self advocates, and other experts who will share practical insights on diagnosis, interventions, supports, and lived experience.

These webinars are designed to help families, professionals, and community partners better understand the path to an autism diagnosis and the wide range of available supports. Attend one session or the full series to learn more about autism resources and the experiences of autistic individuals and their families.

Date/Time: Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, 6:30-7:45 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

Date/Time: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, 6:30-7:45 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

Opioid and Prescription Drug Abuse Advisory Committee Meeting

Join DMH/DD/SUS for the quarterly Opioid and Prescription Drug Abuse Advisory Committee (OPDAAC) meeting. This month’s session will focus on Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD). We’ll begin with an overview of MOUD, including the science and efficacy behind these medications, followed by a presentation on treatment practices and special considerations for the pre/peri‑natal population. The meeting will conclude with a panel discussion highlighting MOUD programs across North Carolina. This is a quarterly meeting, and the public is invited to attend. 

Date/Time: Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, 9:30-12:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the meeting

DMH/DD/SUS Supports the Fort Bragg Suicide Prevention Run

Hope. Unite. Connect. We’re Stronger Together.

DMH/DD/SUS will provide a resource table at the Fort Bragg Suicide Prevention Run: "Hope. Unite. Connect. We’re Stronger Together." The event is open to the entire Fort Bragg community and will feature more than 20 on‑site resources, along with an opportunity to earn ACE Annual Training credit. Join us as we come together to strengthen resilience, build connections, and promote community well‑being. Register now, and direct any questions to the Suicide Prevention Program team. For guidance on base access, email Kayreen Gucciardo, Veterans Services Coordinator at DMH/DD/SUS.

Date/Time: Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, 7:30 a.m.

Location: Fort Bragg Fairgrounds, Howell Street and Bragg Blvd.

Registration: Register for the run

More Information: Download the event flyer

Recovery Community of Durham Hosts

Recovery Is Real Community Celebration

Join the Recovery Community of Durham for "Recovery Is Real," a free community celebration focused on restoring every aspect of life and honoring the many paths of recovery. Attendees can enjoy inspiring speakers, music, entertainment, resource vendors, and family friendly activities. Presented by the Recovery Community of Durham and funded by the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant in conjunction with DMH/DD/SUS, the gathering highlights community, hope, and connection for anyone interested in recovery support. For more information, email event organizers or call 919-641-9988.

Date/Time: Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, 3:30-7:30 p.m.

Location: 1209 North Elizabeth Street, Durham, NC

FASD United: National FASD Impact Week

Join advocates and professionals from around the country for three days of advocacy, action, collaboration, & community. Impact Week is your opportunity to use your voice to give FASD a seat at the table. Through workshops, collaborative sessions & symposiums, we will empower the community to envision a brighter future for people with FASD & gather at Capitol Hill to educate our legislators on this "not rare" disability.

Date: Sept. 27-30, 2026

Location: Washington, DC

Registration: Register for the awareness week activities

2026 Family and Youth Treatment Court Virtual Conference 

The 2026 Family and Youth Treatment Court Virtual Conference is a two‑day event bringing together judges, attorneys, coordinators, clinicians, child welfare professionals, peer support specialists, and community partners for training and collaboration. The program includes keynote speakers, panel discussions, four plenaries, and more than 20 concurrent sessions. Sessions are organized into Youth Treatment Court, Family Treatment Court, and joint FTC/YTC tracks, allowing attendees to tailor their experience to their specific roles and court types.

Date: Sept. 29-30, 2026

Registration: Register for the conference

More Information: View conference agenda

Recovery Celebration Resource Fair

Join the Warren County Health Department and Trillium Health Resources for the Recovery Celebration Resource Fair, held in recognition of National Recovery Month. This free community event celebrates individuals in recovery while connecting families and residents with treatment services, peer support, mental health resources, overdose‑prevention education, employment assistance, legal aid, and other vital supports. Enjoy recovery stories, community resource tables, naloxone education, the Wall of Hope, and kids’ activities. For more information, call 252-257-6017.

Date: Sept. 28, 2026, 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Location: Warren County Armory Civic Center, 501 US Hwy 158 Bus. E, Warrenton, NC

More Information: Download the event flyer

Latino Mental Health Conference Focused on the LGBTQI+ Community

Join the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Latina LGBTQI+ Initiative, El Futuro NC, AMEXCAN, and Alianza Americas for the fourth annual mental health conference focused on the Latino LGBTQI+ community.

The conference will focus on the importance of mental health within the Latino LGBTQI+ community and on empowering individuals to build community. Attendees will benefit from a mix of professional training, healing workshops, and opportunities for community networking. Interpretation services will be provided.



Date: Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, 9:00-4:00 p.m.

Location: DHHS Headquarters, 1915 Health Services Way, Raleigh, NC

Registration: Register for the conference

More Information: Download the conference flyer

Dando A Luz: A Bilingual Conference on Latine Maternal & Infant Health, Well-Being, and Care

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Wake Area Health Education Center (AHEC), and PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy invite you to be part of transformative change at North Carolina’s first Latina-centered maternal-infant health conference. Connect with a powerful network of maternal health professionals dedicated to serving Hispanic families. The conference will be conducted bilingually and interpretation services will be provided.



Date: Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, 9:30-5:00 p.m.

Location: Albemarle Building, 325 N. Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC

Registration: Register for the conference

More Information: Download the conference flyer in English and Spanish

Assistant Secretary Kelly Crosbie to Speak at the Growing Well Conference

Hosted by Appalachian Institute for Health and Wellness

The second annual Growing Well Conference will bring inspiration, education, and connection to those supporting children and youth with special health care needs in rural western North Carolina. This year’s theme, “Moving Mountains for People with Special Health Care Needs,” underscores resilience and collaboration across complex health and social systems.

Attendees will hear from top state and national policy leaders and autism advocates, including Georgia Commissioner Kevin Tanner, North Carolina Assistant Secretary Kelly Crosbie, and Dr. Andrea Davis of California, alongside providers, researchers, educators, and individuals with lived experience.

Sessions will explore medical management, behavioral therapies, cross-system collaboration, and transition planning for youth entering adulthood. Participants will gain practical strategies to address disparities, strengthen caregiver communication, support early identification of developmental needs, and apply evidence-based tools for families navigating complex conditions.

Date: Oct. 4-6, 2026

Location: Leon Levine Hall of Health Sciences, 1179 State Farm Road, Boone, NC

Registration: Register for the conference

Assistant Secretary Crosbie to Speak at the Recovery Alliance Initiative Summit

OneNC: Whole Person, Whole Recovery Systems

The Recovery Alliance Initiative (RAI) Summit, themed OneNC: Whole Person, Whole Recovery Systems, will feature Secretary Crosbie alongside other insightful speakers, data-informed discussions, collaborative sessions, and meaningful networking opportunities to strengthen local response efforts. Whether working in prevention, treatment, recovery, harm reduction, policy, or community leadership, attendees will find valuable information and connections.

Designed for community leaders, service providers, advocates, and stakeholders, this free summit builds on county-level Substance Use Disorder needs and gaps assessments to advance actionable solutions. Participants can expect a focused environment for sharing best practices, aligning strategies, and supporting whole-person, whole-community recovery systems across North Carolina.

Date: Oct. 8-9, 2026

Location: McKimmon Center at NC State, 1101 Gorman Street, Raleigh, NC

Registration: Register for the summit

Behavioral Health Springboard

NC Children with Complex Needs: Ask the Expert Series

Behavioral Health Springboard, in partnership with DMH/DD/SUS, invites you to attend this two-part training series presented by Molly Hastings and Madeline Attianese of the Brain Injury Association of NC. The sessions will explore traumatic brain injury and the unique considerations for youth who are dually diagnosed with mental illness and intellectual and developmental disabilities. Participants will gain knowledge to better support these young people and their families.

Designed for behavioral health providers, medical and nursing professionals, LME/MCO staff, school personnel, child serving agencies, and parents, this two-part training consists of a 2 hour instructional session and a 1.5 hour Q&A session. Funded by DMH/DD/SUS as a project of the Children with Complex Needs statewide administration, the sessions are free to attend, but registration is required. Space is limited to 80 participants and early registration is encouraged.

Part One Date/Time: Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026, 12:00-2:00 p.m.

Part Two Date/Time: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, 12:00-1:30 p.m.

Registration: Register for the training series

Side by Side with DMH/DD/SUS

Strengthening North Carolina’s Mental Health and Substance Use Workforce

Join DMH/DD/SUS for the October Side by Side as we highlight key workforce updates, including Loan Repayment initiatives, the UNC School of Social Work Public Service Leadership Program, and a presentation from the UNC Sheps Center. This session will provide a comprehensive look at North Carolina’s mental health and substance use workforce, exploring the range of professions across the state, current training pathways, and how North Carolina compares nationally.

Date/Time: Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, 2:00-3:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

More Information: Download the event flyer in English and Spanish

Closed Captioning and American Sign Language Interpreters will be provided.

NC Medicaid Lunch & Learn: Strategic Housing Plan

Join NC Medicaid's Lunch & Learn for an overview of the North Carolina Strategic Housing Plan, a five‑year roadmap designed to expand community‑based housing opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Josh Walker, Olmstead Housing Director in the Olmstead Office/Office of the Secretary, will walk participants through the plan’s focus on people receiving or eligible for NCDHHS‑funded services who are experiencing homelessness, living in congregate settings, or at risk of entering these settings. He will also highlight how the plan builds on ongoing Olmstead efforts within NCDHHS, including Transitions to Community Living (TCL) and Money Follows the Person (MFP).

Date/Time: Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, 12:00-1:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

Benchmarks Destination 2026

Join Benchmarks for a meaningful and memorable annual conference bringing together behavioral health leaders, innovators, and partners from across North Carolina and beyond. Experience several days filled with fresh ideas, valuable conversations, and opportunities to connect. Destination 2026 will inspire learning, spark collaboration, and create shared experiences.

Date: Oct. 13-16, 2026

Location: Cherokee Conference Center, 40 Convention Center Drive, Cherokee, NC

Registration: Register for the conference

Sponsorships: Sign up to be an event sponsor

More Information: Download conference agenda

Carolina Institute for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities 45th TEACCH Autism Program Conference Thriving with Autism: Strengthening Neuroaffirming Practices

Join the Carolina Institute for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities for the 45th TEACCH Autism Program Conference. The event brings together educators, clinicians, researchers, autistic advocates, and families to explore approaches that honor neurodiversity and support authentic wellbeing. This year’s sessions highlight evidence-informed strategies and lived experiences that inspire stronger, more inclusive practices across schools, healthcare, and community settings.

Featured speakers will dive into topics ranging from early developmental supports and neuroaffirming classroom design to adult assessment, healthcare equity, and human-rights-centered care. Participants will leave with practical tools for strengthening neuroaffirming approaches across the lifespan. This is a hybrid event with in-person and virtual attendance opportunities.

Date: Oct. 15-16, 2026

Location: UNC Friday Conference Center, 100 Friday Center Drive, Chapel Hill, NC

Registration: Register for the conference

North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance 2026 Buddy Walk

The North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance (NCDSA) Buddy Walk is the organization's largest event of the year. Each year, nearly 2,000 participants come together for a day that feels like a true family reunion, bringing together individuals with Down syndrome, their families, friends, and supporters from across the state.

Registration is free! Register your team by June 30 to earn your team incentive. New teams will get a free custom yard sign with a QR code to your team's page. Returning teams will get a free Walk of Fame route marker sign.

Date: Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026

Location: Sugg Farm, 2401 Grigsby Avenue, Holly Springs

Registration: Register for the Buddy Walk

Inclusion Works Community Advisory Committee Meeting

Join Inclusion Works for an update on the progress of Inclusion Works' programs and initiatives. The meeting will highlight advancements in the Inclusion Works Strategic Plan, standardized employment assessments, workforce enhancement, and provider innovation grants. Presenters will also share upcoming provider training opportunities and provide an overview of recent data insights.

Date/Time: Thursday, Oct. 20, 2026, 11:00-12:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the meeting

Closed-Captioning & American Sign Language Interpreters will be provided.

North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities Self-Advocate Discussion Series

Getting Active in Advocacy: ALP-NC Alumni Network

The North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities (NCCDD) hosts a monthly Self-Advocate Discussion Series webinar every third Wednesday. These sessions help North Carolina self-advocates stay informed and engaged in conversations about social and systems change, offering a welcoming space to connect with others, share lived experiences, and strengthen personal storytelling for impact.

Date/Time: Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, 1:00-2:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

The Council Presents Educational Webinar Series: NCCDD Five-Year State Plan

The North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities (NCCDD) will share its newly adopted 2027–2031 Five-Year State Plan, which guides the Council’s priorities and funding to improve services and opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) across the state. Developed with extensive public input, the plan reflects the needs and lived experiences of North Carolinians concerned with I/DD. Effective October 1, 2026, the plan outlines future investments and the community-driven insights that helped shape them.

Date/Time: Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, 1:00-2:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

Statewide Traumatic Brain Injury Provider Collaborative Kickoff

North Carolina is launching a Statewide Traumatic Brain Injury Provider Collaborative to strengthen connections and expand support for those serving individuals with brain injury. The Collaborative will bring together clinicians, providers, and direct support professionals to explore emerging needs and highlight important issues.

The TBI Provider Collaborative is a response to the fact that North Carolina faces a limited TBI workforce, growing provider needs, the need for stronger support and collaboration, and the importance of provider input in shaping statewide TBI priorities. Participants will help build a more coordinated network and contribute to shaping TBI priorities across North Carolina. Anyone involved in providing services or supports to individuals with brain injury is encouraged to join and take part in this new statewide effort.

Date/Time: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, 12:00-1:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the kickoff

North Carolina Rehabilitation Association Annual Conference

Beyond the Horizon: Pushing Past Limits and Seeing What's Next

Join the North Carolina Rehabilitation Association (NCRA) for the 2026 Annual Conference, welcoming rehabilitation professionals, community rehabilitation partners, special educators, and all allies of the disability community. This year’s event offers rich professional development, meaningful networking, engaging vendors, and a relaxing beachside setting in North Carolina.

A room block is available at Lumina Resort and can be accessed through the NCRA conference link, or by calling the resort directly and using group code CRA. The room block expires on October 2, 2026, so early reservations are encouraged. Let NCRA 2026 be your opportunity to learn, connect, and enjoy time with colleagues.

Date: Nov. 2-4, 2026

Location: Holiday Inn Resort Lumina on Wrightsville Beach by IHG, 1706 N Lumina Ave, Wrightsville Beach, NC

Registration: Register for the conference

More Information: Download the conference flyer

NASDDDS Directors Forum

& Annual Conference

Beyond the Referral: The TULA Care Pathway to Ongoing Remote Support and Independence

Join Inclusion Connects for an engaging overview of how the Technology Ultimate Living Assistant (TULA) program supports members from the first referral through long term remote support services. This webinar will explain the referral process, describe the assessment approach, and highlight how TULA collaborates with members, families, providers, and care teams to put technology supports in place that strengthen independence, safety, and quality of life. The session will also walk through how to access TULA and enabling device supports. Referral is the starting point, not the finish line. TULA partners with members and care teams every step of the way to empower greater independence and enhance quality of life.

Date: Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026,1:00-2:30 p.m.

Registration: Register for the webinar

Triangle Business Journal, NCDHHS and Governor's Institute Present

State of Mental Health in North Carolina

North Carolina continues to see rising mental health needs, and this upcoming event brings together leaders who are working every day to respond to these challenges. Save the date and register today to be part of the conversation.

 Kelly Crosbie, Assistant Secretary for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services at NCDHHS, will join experts from UNC Health and Duke to share what they are seeing across the state. Their conversation will highlight how collaboration and data are guiding efforts to support individuals, families, and communities.

With higher rates of mental illness among young adults, increased suicide risk in rural areas, and real economic impacts, these issues require strong, coordinated action. The panelists will discuss how statewide initiatives are addressing these trends and where work is headed next. It’s an important opportunity to hear directly from leaders shaping North Carolina’s mental health future.



Date: Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, 8:00-10:00 a.m.

Location: The Umstead Hotel and Spa, 100 Woodland Pond Drive, Cary, NC

Registration: Register for the event

AMERSA 50th Anniversary Conference

Whether you're developing policy, teaching, conducting research, or delivering frontline care, the AMERSA Annual Conference equips you with the latest tools and information to bridge the gap between research and practice. Register today and mark your calendar for November 12-14, with pre-conference workshops available on November 11. The AMERSA Annual Conference brings together a multidisciplinary community committed to advancing substance use education, research, clinical care, and policy.



Date: Nov. 12-14, 2026

Location: 2500 Calvert Street NW, Washington, DC

Registration: Register for the conference

2026 Intimate Partner Violence and Brain Injury Virtual Conference

Join ENIGMA IPV and PINK Concussions for the 4th Annual Virtual Conference on recognizing and responding to brain injuries related to intimate partner violence (IPV), a two‑day event highlighting innovation, collaboration, and the lived experiences of survivors. This free virtual gathering brings together practice leaders, researchers, and advocates to share emerging knowledge and strengthen support for people impacted by IPV‑related brain injury. You will hear fresh perspectives on care, research, and real‑world challenges faced in communities every day. Recordings will be available if you cannot attend live, ensuring everyone has access to the information and stories shared.

Date: Nov. 17-18, 2026, 10:00-6:00 p.m.

Registration: Register for the conference

More Information: Visit the conference website

Join NC Medicaid for the 4th Quarter 2026 MFP Roundtable

Join NC Medicaid for the quarterly Money Follows the Person (MFP) Rountable event. Topics include updates from the MFP program and highlights from the Home and Community‑Based Services (HCBS) Conference held in Baltimore at the end of August.

Vaya Health will share information on their work as MFP’s Statewide Transition Coordination Entity for Adults with Physical Disabilities and Older Adult transitions. The four Capacity Building through Collective Impact Grantees—IDEAL Communities, Weaving Connections, WECARE, and WISHT—will provide updates on their activities. The UNC Cares team will also share outreach efforts and best‑practice work supporting MFP. This is an in-person event and the public is invited.

Date/Time: Friday, Nov. 20, 2026, 9:00-1:00 p.m.

Location: The Conference Center at Guilford Technical Community College, 7908 Leabourne Rd, Colfax, NC 

Registration: Register for the roundtable

Carolina Complete Health Offers Provider Claims Clinics

Carolina Complete Health will host its 2026 Provider Claims Clinics for Behavioral Health and Federally Qualified/Rural Health Clinic providers to support meaningful conversations around claims payment and processing concerns. These two‑day events will take place August 20–21, 2026, in Raleigh and December 14–15, 2026, in Charlotte, with one day dedicated to BH providers and the other to FQHC/RHC providers. Providers interested in attending can select the day and time that best fits their schedule. Questions about the clinic can be directed to Carolina Complete Health.

Date: Dec.14-15, 2026

Location: Charlotte, NC

Registration: Register for the clinic

More Information: Download the clinic flyer

The North Carolina Association of Public Community Health Plans Winter Conference

Save the Date: Jan. 12-14, 2027

The North Carolina Association of Public Community Health Plans' Winter Conference will mark a new chapter for the event formerly known as the i2i Conference and will be hosted for the first time by the Association. The conference will highlight practical whole-person care strategies and demonstrate meaningful integrated care across mental health, physical health, I/DD, community-based services, and social supports.

Date: Jan. 12-14, 2027

Location: Benton Convention Center, 301 W 5th St, Winston-Salem, NC

The NC Summit on Reducing Overdose

Save the Date: March 9-11, 2027

The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) invites you to register for the NC Summit on Reducing Overdose. The Summit will bring together local government leaders, subject matter experts, service providers, community partners, and people with lived experience working to respond to the opioid overdose epidemic. Join peers from across the state to share ideas and lessons learned about planning, implementing, evaluating, and reporting on strategies to reduce opioid overdose.

Date: March 9-11, 2027

Location: Atlantic Union Bank Convention Center, 500 South Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC

Registration: Register for the summit

More Information: Visit the summit webpage

NC One in Recovery Annual Conference

Save the Date: March 10-12, 2027