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Recovery Together ENC
Wayne McMeans and Sara Deskar represented ICGH at the Recovery Together ENC Conference in Kinston, connecting with partners supporting recovery across Eastern North Carolina.
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ICGH News, Videos & Community Events
Watch ICGH television interviews, public-service campaigns, facility stories, and community recovery work across North Carolina.
October 2026 highlights
The latest from our team and community
Recent photographs, events, and news shared on the ICGH Facebook page.
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Beyond Reentry at APNC
Corey Richardson’s APNC Fall Conference session focused on connecting healthcare, peer support, housing, and community resources for justice-involved individuals.
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Connecting with colleagues at APNC
Rebecca Collins, Vice President of Programs, represented ICGH at APNC and shared information about our continuum of care with colleagues across North Carolina.
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Lincoln County Apple Festival
ICGH peer support specialists connected with community members, shared resources, and raised awareness of recovery services at the Lincoln County Apple Festival.
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Celebrating Global Peer Support Day
ICGH celebrated the peer support specialists whose lived experience, compassion, and dedication help people build a life in recovery.
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2026 Employer of the Year
ICGH announced its selection as the North Carolina Work-Based Learning Association Employer of the Year, recognizing a partnership with Gaston College that has welcomed nine students over four years.
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Real people. Real places. ICGH across North Carolina.
From mobile integrated care and street-level outreach to inpatient services at Sea Level, ICGH meets people where care, recovery, and community come together.
Authentic ICGH photography
Staff, outreach, events, and community
This gallery draws from multiple Facebook posts and rotates through staff close-ups, recovery walks, presentations, outreach, and community gatherings.
Outreach in action
Partnership looks like showing up.
ICGH teams work alongside local organizations at public events, rural outreach sites, health departments, and community gatherings.
Featured television & interviews
The strongest ICGH stories, in one place
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From the Facebook video archive
Popular ICGH reels and field stories
Most watched Facebook reel
From the mountains to the coast
ICGH serving communities across North Carolina.
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One of the page's most-viewed permanent reels.
Recovery—not treatmentICGH serving North Carolina
A short public-facing story from the ICGH video archive.
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From clinic-based care to public-health communication
ICGH produces and supports PSA television advertising, billboards, radio spots, community education, and risk-reduction messaging across North Carolina—connecting awareness directly to care.
PSA television campaigns
Connected to ICGH’s clinical, peer, and recovery-focused continuum.
Billboard and radio outreach
Connected to ICGH’s clinical, peer, and recovery-focused continuum.
Recovery and anti-stigma messaging
Connected to ICGH’s clinical, peer, and recovery-focused continuum.
Risk-reduction and overdose education
Connected to ICGH’s clinical, peer, and recovery-focused continuum.