At the heart of every community lies a story of resilience, collaboration, and progress. In North Carolina, a vital initiative is making strides to support mothers and families affected by perinatal substance use disorders (PSUD). A recent article by North Carolina Health News shines a spotlight on this groundbreaking work and the dedicated organizations driving it forward.
The piece highlights the strides being made by North Carolina’s Perinatal Substance Use Disorder Network, a collaborative effort that unites healthcare providers, community organizations, and advocates across the state. Among the programs featured is the Suda Institute, which has played a crucial role in addressing the challenges faced by families and ensuring equitable access to care and resources.
Why This Work Matters
Perinatal substance use is a deeply complex issue, impacting not just the mother but her family and community. The stigma and systemic barriers often make it difficult for women to access the help they need. The Suda Institute and its partners have been working to break down these barriers, offering evidence-based care, education, and holistic support to families in need.
The article delves into:
- How partnerships are creating a safety net for mothers navigating recovery.
- The importance of addressing PSUD as a public health priority.
How You Can Help
Raising awareness about PSUD and the programs that support affected families is critical. By reading and sharing this article, you can help amplify the efforts of the Suda Institute and other organizations working tirelessly to improve the lives of North Carolinians.
Together, we can contribute to a future where families receive the support they need to thrive.
Click here to read the article and learn how North Carolina is leading the way in addressing perinatal substance use disorders.
Let’s spread the word about this incredible work and inspire others to get involved!
