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7 CELEBRATING YEARS OF RECOVERY HEALING-TRANSITIONS.ORG
Foundational the YEARS 1997-2000 During the mid-1990’s, Wake County was struggling to address the increasing number of homeless individuals, two-thirds of whom were identified as also having an alcohol or other drug problem. Because no shelters would serve individuals under the influence, street homelessness became a larger problem resulting in the overuse of jails and emergency departments. The County formed several committees to explore possible solutions. Their final recommendation – a non-medical detox, an emergency “wet” shelter, and a longterm peer-run recovery program (based on a model in Louisville, KY that was achieving significant results). At the time, official records estimated the number of homeless individuals to be 1251. Interestingly, quite some time later, the City assigned 1251 Goode Street as The Healing Place’s official street address. Many saw this as a sign, with some even calling the campus "God’s four acres." In 2001, Healing Transitions opened its men’s campus with 165 beds. Then in 2006, the women’s campus was opened with 88 beds. Since its inception, Healing Transitions has provided a better quality and more economical alternative to emergency departments, jails, first responders, and the streets. Wake County Facts * (1997-2000) Population 14.8% increase Homelessness 15.4% decrease Year Wake Co. Population Homeless Count 1997 551,790 1,856 1998 570,353 1,975 1999 586,940 1,900 2000 633,517 1,571 *Source: United States Census Bureau THE FOUNDATIONAL YEARS [ 1997–2000 ] 8
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Page 14 and 15: Fred Barber (1938-2014) THE LEADER
Page 16 and 17: Maria Spaulding THE PERSONALITY Whe
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Page 20 and 21: IN THE News (1997-2000) The News &
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Page 42 and 43: Artspace Community Outreach Program
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Paul MEET Silver Chipper #716 Paul
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2011 - 2015 MILESTONES 2011 Jan. 15
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NCSU Homeless Night. Volunteers for
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2014 Ice Bucket Challenge. First F3
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the Maturation YEARS 2016-2020 2016
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2017 Fred Barber Legacy of Service
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Sign from 2020 Reverse Parade. Volu
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IN THE News (2016-2020) WNCN, July
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2021 MILESTONES Mar. 25 May 20 July
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MEET THE Bilbros THE CHANGEMAKERS C
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2018 Gratitude Month recognition of
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2018 Staff Holiday Luncheon at Pres
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Key Players * These leaders were th
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