National Recovery Month
Sunday, 04 October 2026
National Recovery Month is observed every September in the United States to recognize the strength of people in recovery and increase awareness of substance use and mental health recovery. The observance began in 1989 as **Treatment Works! Month**, with an emphasis on promoting the effectiveness of substance use treatment and recognizing the professionals who provided
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Happy Holidays 2025 from ADS
Monday, 15 December 2025
As we come to the close of another year, we want to take a moment to thank you for being a valued part of our community. This season reminds us of the power of connection, generosity, and gratitude. Whether you’re celebrating with family, friends, or carving out time for rest and reflection, we hope your
National Alcohol Awareness Month
Thursday, 10 April 2025
Alcohol Awareness Month, established in 1987 by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD), is observed every April. Its purpose is to increase public awareness and understanding of alcohol abuse and dependency. This month-long campaign encourages communities to focus on prevention, education, and treatment of alcohol-related issues. Over the years, it has played
Got Meds Disposal Drive 6-24-21
Monday, 14 June 2021
ADS and its community partners are sponsoring another great Got Meds Disposal drive in Guilford County. There is more information available below at the provided links or in the large picture shown below. www.Facebook.com/HealthyGuilford www.Instagram.com/HealthyGuilford The date of the Got Meds event is June 24, 2021. Location is at the Trotter Active Adult Center
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
Monday, 17 April 2017
Know! April is Alcohol Awareness Month The media has done a good job bringing to light the prevalence and severity of the use of heroin, prescription drugs and marijuana among our nation’s youth. But what about alcohol? We don’t hear much about it in the news anymore. Is underage drinking still that widespread? And c’mon,






