Got Meds Turn in Your Unused Medication

Got unused or expired medications? Help keep our community safe by disposing of them properly! Join us for a Medicine Take-Back Event and safely turn in your unused or expired medications. Tuesday, September 29th ⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Trotter Active Adult Center 3906 Betula Street, Greensboro, NC 27407 ✅ FAST ✅ FREE ✅
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Reducing Stigma Through Storytelling

The Great American Recovery recognizes that every recovery story has the power to reduce stigma, inspire hope, and remind others that recovery is possible for everyone. When people in recovery share their stories with neighbors, employers, faith communities, and law enforcement, are evidence that recovery could be a reality. Authentic storytelling: When individuals bring their
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Dr. Angela Maxwell As President and CEO of ADS

August 18, 2026 Alcohol and Drug Services of Guilford Announces Dr. Angela Maxwell as President & Chief Executive Officer Greensboro, NC — The Board of Directors of Alcohol and Drug Services of Guilford, Inc. (ADS) is pleased to announce Dr. Angela Evette Maxwell as the organization’s new President & Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Maxwell began
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International Day of UN Peacekeepers

International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers is observed each year on May 29 to honor the men and women who serve in peacekeeping missions around the world. These brave individuals work in dangerous and unstable environments to protect civilians, support human rights, and help countries recover from conflict. The day also remembers the peacekeepers who
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March is Developmental Disabilities Month

March is recognized as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding and inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities. This observance was first established in 1987 by President Ronald Reagan to promote awareness and highlight the contributions of people with disabilities. Developmental disabilities, such as autism, cerebral palsy, and intellectual disabilities, can affect
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September National Suicide Prevention

National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, held every September, grew out of a need to bring attention to something too many people suffer through in silence. For decades, advocates, mental health professionals, and survivors have pushed for greater awareness around suicide and the struggles that often lead to it. In 2008, the U.S. Congress recognized September
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July is UV Safety Month

UV Safety Month is observed every July to raise awareness about the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation and promote practices that help protect the skin and eyes. Approximately 1 in 5 Americans, or about 20% of the population, will develop skin cancer at some point in their lives.  UV rays (UVA and UVB) can
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May Is Mental Health Awareness Month

Mental Health Awareness Month is observed every May in the United States. Over the decades, Mental Health Awareness Month has evolved to include campaigns, educational events, and community-based initiatives aimed at promoting understanding and access to mental health resources. The month also serves as a platform for individuals to share their stories and advocate for
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Stress Awareness Month

Stress Awareness Month is observed every April to raise awareness about stress, its effects on mental and physical health, and strategies for managing stress effectively.  Stress is a natural and adaptive response that occurs when you face challenges, demands, or threats, whether real or perceived. It’s your body’s way of preparing to deal with a
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Medication Take Back 4-20-2024

Several community organizations are cooperatively hosting a medication take back event this Saturday, April 20. The location will be at Alcohol and Drug Services’ Greensboro location at 1101 Carolina St. (near Cone Health Moses Cone Hospital). The time for the take back event is 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.    
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