Pathways to Opioid Recovery
PITT COUNTY
Housing & Employment Stabilization Initiative
Supporting Pitt County residents in recovery from opioid use disorder (OUD) on their journey to stability, employment, and long-term success.
NEW PATHS. REAL SUPPORT. BETTER FUTURES.
Participant Referral Form
Individuals in treatment, recovery, or with a current diagnosis of opioid use disorder (OUD) who are:
Residing in rural and underserved communities across Pitt County
Experiencing housing instability; or
Unemployed or underemployed.
WHO WE SERVE
Person-centered, coordinated, case management support
Experienced, caring team members
Connections to trusted community partners
Ongoing follow-up and long-term support
Services are FREE and confidential
WHY CHOOSE US?
Support long-term opioid use disorder (OUD) and self-sufficiency
Reduce recidivism and crisis reliance
Increase employment opportunities
Improve housing stability
Strengthen families and communities
MAKING AN IMPACT
OUR SERVICES
HOUSING STABILIZATION
Housing navigation, utility assistance, financial coaching, landlord engagement, and housing referrals
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
LEVEL UP workforce readiness training, resume building, mock interviews, job placement assistance, and employer connections
FINANCIAL LITERACY
Budgeting, credit readiness, savings strategies, and financial stability coaching
RECOVERY SUPPORT
Connection to substance use treatment providers, peer support, and ongoing recovery resources
RESOURCE NAVIGATION
Referrals to behavioral health providers, food, transportation, childcare, education, and other essential resources
DETENTION CENTER REENTRY SUPPORT
In-reach planning, and coordination to help individuals successfully transition back into the community following release from Pitt County Detention Center
PARTNERING FOR SUCCESS
We collaborate with Pitt County Detention Center, NCWorks, ECU Project Engage, local courts, community supervision, treatment providers, employers, and other community partners to build stronger pathways to recovery and stability.