Samaritan Colony

Samaritan Colony Samaritan Colony is a Non-Profit Residential Treatment Center for Substance Use Disorders in Rocking

On this sacred day, we remember the love, sacrifice, and grace of Jesus Christ — a love so deep it changed everything.Wh...
04/03/2026

On this sacred day, we remember the love, sacrifice, and grace of Jesus Christ — a love so deep it changed everything.

Wherever you are today, we hope you find a moment of peace, reflection, and gratitude. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed Good Friday and a joyful Easter weekend ahead.

The First Lady of NC, Anna Stein shares her thoughts about her visit to Samaritan Colony.
04/02/2026

The First Lady of NC, Anna Stein shares her thoughts about her visit to Samaritan Colony.

Celebrating the Life of Frank Baker IIIFrank left a mark on this community that will not soon be forgotten. An alumnus o...
03/31/2026

Celebrating the Life of Frank Baker III

Frank left a mark on this community that will not soon be forgotten. An alumnus of Samaritan Colony, a pillar of the AA community, and a man who quietly changed the lives of hundreds of people along the way.

Frank walked this road himself, and then turned around and reached back for others. He sponsored hundreds of men through AA — not because he had to, but because he understood that recovery is something you give away to keep.

Celebration of Life
Saturday, April 25, 2026
11:00 AM
Samaritan Colony
Meal to follow

Come share a memory, a laugh, or just a moment of gratitude for the man who showed so many of us what it looks like to live well and love others well.

Frank, you will be deeply missed.

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Going through the photos taken by partners and others with a camera from last week's celebration. This is a favorite. Fr...
03/31/2026

Going through the photos taken by partners and others with a camera from last week's celebration.

This is a favorite. From left to right, therapy dog LW, Mark Christopher, Clint Ray, and First Lady of NC, Anna Stein.

A huge thank you to the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce for all their help with this week's SECU Women's Recovery Ce...
03/27/2026

A huge thank you to the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce for all their help with this week's SECU Women's Recovery Center ribbon cutting celebration.

They were instrumental in coordinating so much behind the scenes, and we truly could not have pulled it off without them. We are grateful for their partnership and their continued commitment to this community.

A great big shout out and hugs of appreciation to Kristi and Lindsey!



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Many thanks to William Toler for his third article on this vital issue to Richmond County. We remain incredibly grateful...
03/25/2026

Many thanks to William Toler for his third article on this vital issue to Richmond County.

We remain incredibly grateful to North Carolina's First Lady, Anna Stein for her tireless work and dedication to reducing the stigma of addiction and mental health disorders.

ROCKINGHAM —During the grand opening of the SECU Women’s Recovery Center , located on the Samaritan Colony campus, First Lady Anna Stein said she was grateful that the resource is located in the …

These women didn't have to share their stories — but they did anyway.The first clients at the newly opened SECU Women's ...
03/25/2026

These women didn't have to share their stories — but they did anyway.

The first clients at the newly opened SECU Women's Recovery Center at Samaritan Colony are opening up about their journeys through addiction and recovery, and their courage is something worth pausing for.

Addiction isn't a moral failure. It's a health condition — and the more we hear real stories from real people, the harder it becomes to look the other way or judge. Substance use disorder doesn't discriminate, and recovery is possible.

Read their stories. Share them. The stigma ends when we decide it does.

ROCKINGHAM — Amelia Eanes sat alone, soaking up the sun, on one of the back dining decks of Samaritan Colony’s SECU Women’s Recovery Center following Monday’s grand opening. Since the …

It was a great day for Samaritan Colony, and a great day for Richmond County. Thank you William Toler of The Richmond Ob...
03/23/2026

It was a great day for Samaritan Colony, and a great day for Richmond County.

Thank you William Toler of The Richmond Observer for capturing it all, and telling the story.

We are so grateful for our guest speaker, The First Lady of North Carolina Anna Stein talking about her work on issues specific to mental health and reducing the stigma of addiction.

ROCKINGHAM — Kailyn Mead was among the first clients to check into Samaritan Colony’s State Employees Credit Union Women’s Recovery Center when its doors opened last month. Mead and …

SECU Women's Recovery Center — Ribbon CuttingYou're Invited!We are thrilled to announce the official ribbon cutting of t...
03/05/2026

SECU Women's Recovery Center — Ribbon Cutting

You're Invited!

We are thrilled to announce the official ribbon cutting of the SECU Women's Recovery Center at Samaritan Colony — and we want you there to celebrate with us!

This is a milestone that has been a long time coming, made possible by the dedication of our foundational partners, the support of our community leaders, board members, and the heart of our Samaritan Colony staff. We couldn't be more proud of what this center represents for women in recovery in our region.

We are also deeply honored to welcome a very special guest — First Lady of North Carolina, Anna Stein — who will be joining us for this joyous occasion.

Monday, March 23rd
Starting at 11:00 AM
454 Guardian Way, Rockingham, NC 28379

Come celebrate with us. This is a moment worth marking together.

Because of you, Samaritan Colony has been allowed to expand our life-saving services over the past 50+ years. We started...
02/24/2026

Because of you, Samaritan Colony has been allowed to expand our life-saving services over the past 50+ years.

We started as a 12-bed facility to treat men for alcoholism in 1975. In the 1980s, we included the treatment of other addictive and harmful substances, such as co***ne, he**in, etc.

Over the years, our generous donors have enabled us to expand our services to meet the needs of the underserved communities we serve.

Our full ecosystem of services now includes treatment navigation, detox and safe house support, residential treatment for both men and women, aftercare services, a drop-in clinic (the Recovering Moore Resource Center), and recovery home housing.

Thank you to all who have supported our work.

We couldn’t have done this without you.

Love is more than a feeling — it’s an action we take for the people and values we care about most.Samaritan Colony now o...
02/09/2026

Love is more than a feeling — it’s an action we take for the people and values we care about most.

Samaritan Colony now offers free access to Giving Docs, a simple, secure way to create your will and protect the people you love.

It’s one thoughtful step rooted in care, dignity, and hope.

💙 Start your free will today.

https://www.givingdocs.com/samaritancolony/c/social0226

So proud of our alum, Peter G., for his incredible accomplishments in the world of cyber-security.
12/30/2025

So proud of our alum, Peter G., for his incredible accomplishments in the world of cyber-security.

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136 Samaritan Drive
Rockingham, NC
28379

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