On Friday, November 22, 2024, Cornerstone Wealth hosted an exciting Clay Shoot fundraiser at the Hyatt Farms Shooting Complex, and it was a day to remember! The event brought together participants and sponsors for a fun-filled day of clay shooting, prizes, and community support—all for a great cause. The highlight of the day was the…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 2024 Contact: Gina Hofert, CEO The Suda Institute Email: [email protected] Phone: (704) 769-0661 Mooresville, NC — The Suda Institute is proud to announce the receipt of a $100,000 grant from the Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). This one-year project, running from September 30,…
Campaign Title: Empowerment Through Recovery: Support The Suda Institute this National Recovery Month Campaign Goal: $50,000 Campaign Duration: September 1 – November 22 Campaign Overview: National Recovery Month is a time to celebrate the strength and resilience of those in recovery, and to recognize the critical role that support systems and communities play in…
🎯 Join Us for the 4th Annual Cornerstone Wealth Sporting Clay Shoot & Fundraiser! 🎯 Date: Friday, November 22, 2024 Location: Hyatt Farms Shooting Complex (990 Burnsville Church Rd, Polkton, NC 28135) We are excited to invite you to a thrilling day of clay shooting in support of The Suda Institute! Whether you’re a seasoned…
Comprehensive Support for Patients and Providers The Suda Institute is at the forefront of addressing perinatal substance use disorder, making a profound impact on both patients and healthcare providers. Through a unique systems-level approach, we ensure that every patient receives the highest standard of care. Key Highlights: Currently Serving Cabarrus, Rowan, and Stanly Counties: …
Dr. Bobby Levy, in partnership with the Suda Institute, the SUN Project, and Atrium Health Cabarrus, has created an 8-part educational series designed to unite and strengthen the commitment of medical professionals to raising awareness of Opioid Use Disorders (OUD). This comprehensive series will cover key topics such as recognition, stigma, treatment, and available resources.…
Pregnant women with substance use disorders often encounter challenges in accessing obstetrical care. In Cabarrus County, the SUN project employs a collaborative, multi-sectoral approach to prenatal care. This initiative not only addresses the needs of expectant mothers and their newborns but also extends support to the entire family through a comprehensive array of services that…
As a new Non-Profit organization, The Suda Institute embarked on our mission to support families’ well-being through community collaboration. Yet, we soon realized our need for an up-to-date technology infrastructure to fulfill our promises and secure funding. With no prior infrastructure and limited resources, we turned to Apparo for help. Their assessment clarified our needs,…
Changes to Patient Consent for Releasing Behavioral Health Information The partnership between the University of North Carolina School of Government (UNC SOG) and the SUDA Institute ensures that the SUN Project operates within the legal framework necessary for sharing patient information related to Substance Use Disorder, as outlined in 42 C.F.R.2. This legal framework sets…
Dear Community, Because SUN is a collaborative project, we want to help meet the needs of our partners and community agencies as we work together towards a common goal. SMALL GRANT/FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: As we complete our final deliverables for the SUN Project in FY 23-24, we ask our partners if they have any material,…
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