About Us

Alcohol and Drug Services (ADS) is a non-profit organization that helps to reduce the impact of substance abuse in our community through providing prevention and treatment services to individuals and families impacted by addictive disease. ADS has a commitment to excellence. It is our goal to provide the individuals and families we serve with compassion and support through offering the highest quality services.

Our Vision:

That ADS will be the key provider of cutting edge, best practice services that meet the needs of those impacted by substance abuse. 

Our Mission:

To promote health and wellness through providing high quality substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery services that transform lives.

What We Do

We provide prevention and early intervention services, education, individual and group counseling, and special medical services to residents of the Piedmont Triad and Central North Carolina.

Prevention & Intervention Services are provided in the following counties:

• Guilford
• Alamance
• Caswell
• Anson
• Harnett
• Hoke
• Lee
• Montgomery
• Moore
• Richmond

Outpatient Treatment Services are provided in the following counties:

• Guilford
• Randolph

Opioid Treatment Services are provided in Greensboro, NC for residents of most central North Carolina counties

Our History

ADS began with the understanding that people can and do change and that recovery is possible. ADS began with a commitment to a better future – for every one of us affected by substance abuse.

The origins of our agency began in Guilford County in 1971. We have a long and established history of providing care for people suffering from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. ADS is the result of several mergers which brought together years of expertise and key providers of alcohol and drug prevention and treatment services in Guilford County.

Our Team

Our team of professional staff consists of a Clinical Psychiatrist, a Doctor of Nursing Practice/Certified Family Nurse Practitioner/Certified Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurses, Certified Substance Abuse Counselors, Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialists, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Substance Abuse Prevention Consultants, and a State Certified HIV Educator.