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Granville Vance Public Health has been an early leader in addressing the opioid crisis in North Carolina. Mental health and substance use disorder are two interconnected challenges affecting countless lives — browse the resources below to find help.
Individual and family therapies are available to patients of Granville Vance Public Health and to members of the community. Mental health services are provided at both Granville and Vance county clinics, and telehealth visits may be arranged after the initial visit. Collaborative Care services are also available via a Primary Care Provider referral and provide additional support services for patients with medical and behavioral health needs (established GVPH primary care patients only). Call (919) 693-2141 (Granville) or (252) 492-7915 (Vance) to get started.
Daymark Recovery Services, Inc. provides mental health and substance abuse services. Skilled medical and behavioral health care professionals support citizens of all ages and their families with the greatest opportunity for recovery, independence, and quality of life. Intensive In-Home Treatment Programs are offered if patients cannot travel to the clinic. Programs typically run from three months to one year. Open Monday–Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.
Granville Behavioral Health provides multiple treatment options for those experiencing emotional difficulties or behavioral problems — including mental health assessment, treatment and counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management for a wide range of disorders.
A full range of treatment functions through a multidisciplinary team available 24 hours a day, for adults (21+) from Vance, Granville, Franklin, and Warren counties — designed primarily for individuals with severe and persistent mental illnesses. Located at 626 S. Garnett St, Henderson, NC 27536 · (252) 738-0002. Transportation offered. Learn more →
A psychosocial rehabilitation program for adults (21+) with severe and persistent mental illness, based on a clubhouse model — skill development, psycho-education, pre-vocational support, and socialization. 630 South Garnett St, Henderson · (252) 492-0328. Transportation offered. Learn more →
An adult male substance abuse halfway house promoting recovery in a residential setting, for individuals from Vance, Granville, Franklin, Warren, and Halifax counties. Stays up to one year; staffed 24/7. 1020 County Home Road, Henderson · (252) 492-5746. Learn more →
A Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program — individual, group, and family counseling, case management, urinalysis, medication evaluation and management, relapse prevention, and crisis planning. Runs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:30 am–12:30 pm for up to 14 weeks (ages 18+). 510 Dabney Drive, Henderson · (252) 438-6700. Learn more →
Rural Health Group’s Integrated Primary Care combines medical and behavioral health services to more fully address the spectrum of problems that patients bring to primary medical care.
An opioid treatment program offering methadone and buprenorphine medications for opioid use disorder, plus individual and group counseling, case management, and education sessions. Dosing hours are in the mornings.
Vaya Health is a public managed care organization that oversees Medicaid, federal, state, and local funding for services related to mental health, substance use disorder, and intellectual/developmental disabilities. Vaya provides a 24/7 behavioral health crisis line that refers patients to the services they need, regardless of insurance status, and administers state funding for those who are uninsured.
A comprehensive community mental health and substance abuse service provider — medication management and psychiatric evaluations, individual and family outpatient therapy, intensive in-home therapy for children, peer support, substance abuse intensive outpatient and comprehensive outpatient treatment, community support team, and a walk-in clinic.
Local guides developed by GVPH to help you find the right resource.
Need help with transportation to appointments? KARTS provides rural public transit across the region.
Send our behavioral health team a message and we’ll follow up — or call (919) 693-2141. Please do not include personal health information.