The primary activity of the Pro Bono Counseling Network (PBCN) is recruiting licensed volunteer therapists in good standing to provide therapy to people who do not qualify for publicly funded mental health services, are underinsured and/or marginalized. Our therapists provide a minimum of 8 free sessions per year.
F - Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
The Mission of the Healed Girls Collaborative is to foster safe environments for women and girls to experience post-traumatic growth after living through adverse childhood experiences.
SAFEchild – which stands for Stop Abuse For Every child – supports families having a wide range of needs.
We are the only organization in Wake County that offers a full range of child abuse prevention and intervention services to children and families at no cost. Expertly trained professionals and volunteers build strong families in which parents nurture thriving children.
- We are peers in active recovery using our lived experiences to connect our community through education, hope, and empowerment.
Our mission is to increase the participation of women and girls in the sport of powered paragliding through experiences, education, training, and community with a focus on its use in overcoming past trauma.
First Haven provides psychological self-help information to those who have experienced sexual abuse. We produce and distribute our flagship guide, Tending the Wound Sexual Abuse: An Introduction, to agencies, institutions, and organizations directly serving those most in need.
Capstone Recovery Center Inc. provides a safe, Godly environment where women whose lives have been affected by prescription/illicit drug abuse and/or other life-controlling issues, are educated and encouraged to lead fully functional lives as productive citizens in the community. The Center offers a residential program, and a non-residential program, for the purpose of healing the whole person. Residential clients are provided housing and meals.
Wilkes Recovery Revolution, Inc. is creating a community where recovery from addiction and co-occurring mental health is possible through; restoring hope, repairing lives, and rebuilding community.
To provide mental health care to low-income families who can not afford health care, to ensure their family members ages 12-25, and veterans of all ages receive the needed help that they deserve. We will provide mental health counseling through pro-bono counselors, medication assistance, and transportation to and from appointments if needed. We will also continue to raise awareness for suicide prevention, by providing seminars, webinars, and presentations to local schools, churches, and other organizations that could benefit from these services.
Eliza’s Helping Hands is a Winston-Salem-based minority-women-led non-profit focused on serving men, women, and children affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other violent crimes.