Searching for long-term drug rehab in North Carolina? Whether you’re looking for inpatient rehab, outpatient programs, medical detox, or specialized drug and alcohol rehab, North Carolina offers numerous treatment options. Completing a drug or alcohol treatment program is a major step toward a new life, but staying sober is an ongoing process. After rehab, many individuals face challenges in rebuilding their lives, creating a healthy routine, and maintaining long-term sobriety. The key to success in post-treatment recovery is taking proactive steps to address potential obstacles and build a fulfilling, drug-free life. This guide will help you navigate life after rehab by highlighting important areas of focus, common challenges, and solutions to help you stay on track.

Book Lockers are available for holds pickup and item return 24 hours a day. Hold item arrival time will depend on whether the item is on-shelf or is currently checked out to another patron, and also on when the hold is received.  Book Lockers located at library branches are restocked daily with available hold items, and items are held for one week.  Book Lockers that are located where there is not a library branch are restocked twice a month and items are held for pickup until the next courier visit (2-3 weeks).  Please wait for notification from the library that your holds are available.  Items can be returned via the book drop at hold locker locations at any time. The Town of Sims has a conveniently located book locker at 6402 US Hwy 264 Alt W, Sims, NC Find a location

Everyone needs food, but not everyone can easily afford groceries. The Family Food Basket in Sims is making sure no one goes hungry. They serve more than 400 families each month, and while most of their food comes from the North Carolina Food Bank, they rely on help from the community to keep everyone fed. If you would like to donate, volunteer, or need to receive food you can email them at familyfoodbasket2020@gmail.com or give them a call at 252-291-0093. You can also stop by Tuesday or Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 6321 Old Raleigh Rd, Sims, North Carolina.