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Our Mission

Recovery Communities of North Carolina (RCNC) is a nonprofit organization and our mission is to promote addiction recovery, wellness and citizenship through advocacy, education and support.

COVID-19 Update: We are currently supporting individuals at our Recovery Community Center by appointment only.  We have a COVID-19 prevention station set up in the office with iPads and phones. We are also providing a variety of recovery support services virtually and via telephone. Contact us at (919) 231-0248 or info@rcnc.org if you are in need of support. We are here for you! You can also check out our online calendar here for dates and times on upcoming virtual events. 

  • People Helped via Recovery Support & Services
    People Helped via Recovery Support & Services

    10000

  • Volunteer Hours to Empower Community
    Volunteer Hours to Empower Community

    5000

  • Dollars Raised to Support Recovery
    Dollars Raised to Support Recovery

    150,000

  • Statewide Trainings & Educational Offerings
    Statewide Trainings & Educational Offerings

    180

November 29, 2021

It's time to take part in the biggest giving day of the year! Celebrate GivingTuesday whether that be through giving your time, your gifts, talents or monetary contributions. Every gift, both big and small, helps make a difference. 

November 22, 2021

No matter what holidays you celebrate, that means plenty more good times to be had before we ring in 2022. It also means it’s time to check in with your 2021 goals! From giving to volunteering to kicking a habit you hoped to leave behind, check out these tips to check in with yourself and finish out 2021 strong! 

November 15, 2021
byRCNC

To foster a culture of anti-racism, an organization must be able to reflect deeply on the components of anti-racism the organization can take on themselves in their culture, mission and operations. This is especially important in an organization that operates in the realm of addiction and recovery which unfortunately suffered from the
stigmata of racism for far too long.

  • ARCO
    ARCO