The Suda Institute is proud to share our FY2025–2026 Annual Report, highlighting a year of collaboration, innovation, and meaningful impact for individuals and families affected by perinatal substance use disorder.
This year’s report showcases how providers, healthcare systems, public health agencies, child welfare professionals, peer support specialists, and community partners came together to strengthen systems of care across North Carolina. Inside, you’ll learn about:
- National recognition of the SUN Project as an AMCHP Promising Practice and inclusion in a SAMHSA case study
- Provider education and technical assistance through Project ECHO, statewide trainings, and site visits
- The expansion of compassionate, evidence-based care through the SUN Clinic and SUN Project
- The voices of individuals with lived experience and how they continue to shape our work
- Community engagement initiatives, research, evaluation, and systems improvement efforts
- Financial stewardship and the impact made possible through the support of our funders, partners, donors, and volunteers
Every number in this report represents a life touched, a provider empowered, a partnership strengthened, or a family given hope.
We are deeply grateful to our Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, healthcare providers, community partners, funders, and—most importantly—the individuals and families who trust us to walk alongside them on their recovery journey.
As we look ahead, we remain committed to expanding access to compassionate care, strengthening communities, and sharing innovative approaches that improve outcomes for families across North Carolina and beyond.
We invite you to explore our FY2026 Annual Report and celebrate what we’ve accomplished together.
Together, we are building stronger systems of care, healthier families, and brighter futures.
📖 Read the FY2026 Annual Report
