SouthLight Healthcare

04/30/2026

Did you know? SouthLight's court services team assists people with drug and alcohol offenses and helps them navigate the court system. We recently participated in the Wake Reentry Resource Exchange, a resource-sharing experience focused on adult reentry and juvenile justice resources in Wake County. It featured real conversations, practical support, and connections to local services. SouthLight's Edward Scott was a featured panelist, speaking on behalf of Wounded Healers of North Carolina, a nonprofit he cofounded.

04/29/2026

Knowledge can save a life. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4tE98Mf
Fentanyl is an extremely potent—often lethal—synthetic opioid frequently mixed into other drugs, making it a major cause of accidental, unsuspected poisoning. Get the facts on a drug that is 50-100x stronger than he**in or morphine.

04/28/2026

Huge props to our valued partner, Downtown Raleigh Alliance, for organizing Project Reach Out Day of Care 2026 -- bringing a wide range of resources to one convenient location for those facing homelessness and those needing medical or mental health assistance. This is an important way for us to reach our community.

04/23/2026

We love it when someone stops by our outreach table and tells us their story. Today, we were with our great community partner, Passage Home - honored to participate in their community health fair. We have immense respect for their mission of empowering individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency.

04/22/2026

Our April News is here! Check out the latest from SouthLight: https://bit.ly/4cINSxL
Partners & supporters event - Working with the Fayetteville Police - A great blog on the impact of kindness & caring in our work

04/21/2026

SouthLight lassoed some good eats this past weekend at ‘s 2026 Food Truck Rodeo. We provided substantial fare of our own: information about and referrals to SouthLight’s mental health and substance use services. Thanks for inviting us!

04/20/2026

Are you on LinkedIn? Check out this great article by one of our lead recruiters, Sarah Shackelford:

In my role as a Lead Recruiter at SouthLight Healthcare , I spend a good part of each week reviewing resumes, and I can tell you that the people who stand out as “A players” aren’t just the ones with the most impressive backgrounds. There’s a lot of noise around what makes someone an “A pl...

04/17/2026

SouthLight was honored to stand alongside our community at the "Gift of Home" Celebration benefiting Oak City Cares
Christina Brewer and Lauren Ray were proud to attend this meaningful event, celebrating the power of connection, compassion, and collective impact. Together, we're helping create pathways to stability, dignity, and a place to call home for our neighbors in need. We're grateful to be part of a community that shows up, gives back, and believes everyone deserves support and opportunity.

04/09/2026

Even small moments of kindness can have a powerful impact. Our latest article looks at how "Unreasonable Hospitality" can improve engagement and outcomes for individuals navigating mental health challenges, substance use, or trauma. Read it here: https://bit.ly/4cwS5FM

04/04/2026

April is Minority Health Month, a time to shine a light on health inequities—and the importance of access to care.

“Health disparities don’t happen by chance—they are shaped by access, opportunity, and the systems around us. When we expand access to mental health and substance use treatment, especially in underserved communities, we are not just treating individuals—we are strengthening families and entire communities.”
—Dr. Letitia Hazel, Chief Medical Officer

At SouthLight, we're committed to breaking down barriers and ensuring that care is accessible, compassionate, and equitable for all.

04/03/2026

Coming April 10 to SouthLight Durham: Veteran Buddy Check monthly meetings. Join us for the kickoff! Veterans, active military, and family members welcome. Enjoy food, connection, and camaraderie in an informal welcoming space.
Please share!

04/02/2026

Helpful resources: April is — grow your knowledge of alcohol misuse and find helpful information at: https://bit.ly/41L1BQr
Prevention works. Treatment is effective. SouthLight is here for you.