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Mental Health Resources in Davie County (PDF) - How to access mental health services in a crisis and how to find specific resources for mental health issues.
The Davie County Mental Health Advocates (DCMHA) strive to highlight the needs for mental health services, as well as supports and works with our local government to improve situations for Davie citizens. DCMHA recognizes insufficiencies in community education, local housing, community supports, area provider services and local transportation. Due to these insufficiencies, the group seeks ways to identify the barriers, assess the number of persons in need, and consider solutions.
DCMHA is focused on fostering greater awareness in the community through story sharing and educational opportunities. Their primary goal is to create more support for the most vulnerable citizens so they can be more independent within the community and remain close to their natural family supports.
The group formed in early 2022, and welcomes persons with diagnosed mental conditions or their family members to join us in our efforts. To learn more, email daviementalhealth@daviecountync.gov.
| Name | Additional Information |
| Davie County General Resource Guide | A community resource guide to; Education, Children & Youth, Health, Food/Shelter/Self-Sufficiency, Animals & Pets, Senior Adults, Veterans, and Foundations. |
| Kintegra | Kintegra Health, formerly Gaston Family Health Services, is a community-sponsored, family-centered provider of healthcare, health education and preventive care services without regard for the ability to pay. |
| Partners Health Management - LME/MCO | Manage the care of those who receive services for mental health, developmental disabilities or substance use disorders. Support is available for those on medicaid or uninsured. |
| 988 National Mental Health Crisis Lifeline | 988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. While some areas may be currently able to connect to the Lifeline by dialing 988, this dialing code will be available to everyone across the United States starting on July 16, 2022. |
| Jason Foundation | The Jason Foundation, Inc. is dedicated to the prevention of the "Silent Epidemic" of youth suicide through educational and awareness programs to equip young people, educators/youth workers and parents with the tools and resources to help identify and assist at-risk youth. |
| Alanon/Alateen Family Services - Winston Salem, District 4 Family Group | Winston-Salem Al-Anon Information Services is an Al-Anon Family Group comprised of representatives from many of the individual group meetings in our region. Our mission is to help provide information to newcomers to Al-Anon, members with questions about what Al-Anon is and how to find meetings in the region. (336) 723-1452 |
| Alanon/Alateen Family Groups | Al-Anon is a mutual support group. We can find understanding and support when we share our common experience with each other. |
| Mental Health Association of Forsyth County | A non-profit, non-governmental agency that is dedicated to improving the quality of life for persons affected by mental illness through advocacy, education, and support services. Serving the Piedmont/Triad region. |
| NAMI - NW Piedmont, NC | A non-profit organization that provides support, education, and advocacy throughout Davie, Forsyth and Stokes counties, NC, on behalf of individuals and families affected by mental illness. |
| NAMI NC | More specific issues for NC residents. |
| NAMI - National Alliance on Mental Illiness | This site has a wealth of specific information about mental illnesses, programs and supports, and online opportunities to participate in supports or discussion. |
| Roadmap for the Registry of Unmet Needs for the NC Innovation Waiver | The Registry of Unmet Needs is a waiting list for the NC Innovations Waiver. The NC Innovations Waiver is a Federally approved 1915 C Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Waiver (HCBS Waiver) designed to meet the needs of individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities (I/DD). This Medicaid program supports individuals with I/DD to live the life they choose by providing long-term care services and supports in their home and community. This roadmap document is designed to assist individuals with being placed on the registry. Download English Version | Download Spanish Version |
- 988 - The National Suicide Prevention & MH Crisis Hotline (PDF)
- A Family Journey with MI (PDF)
- A Story of Hope -The Sun Will Come Out (PDF)
- Mental Health Stigma (PDF)
- Recognizing the Signs of Mental Illness (PDF)
- Time to Talk Mental Health - Green Tree Peer Center (PDF)
- Time to Talk Mental Health - Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Story (PDF)
- Time to Talk Mental Health - Recommended Books (PDF)
- Time to Talk Mental Health - Support Groups (PDF)
- Time to Talk Mental Health - Traumatic Brain Injuries (PDF)