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PORT HUMAN SERVICES
800 Cardinal Road PORT Human Services is a private non-profit organization which provides substance abuse and mental health services and supports to the people of Eastern North Carolina. The central office is located in Greenville, NC and there are offices located in New Bern and Pamlico County. If consumer has no preference the first appointment for services should be made through Neuse Center LME (Local Management Entity) for screening and referral. The consumer can then choose any provider or agency in the area. If the consumer already knows he/she want to go to PORT they can schedule an intake appointment with PORT.
Staff:
Psychiatrist, Clinical Social Workers, Masters Degree Social Workers,
and Physician Services for adults and children provided in New Bern Outpatient Services Clinical Assessments: Assessments done by a licensed Clinician Therapy Services: Mental health & substance abuse one on one therapy with Master’s level licensed Clinician Psychiatry & Medication Management Psychosocial Rehabilitation: The Anchor House- see page on Anchor House Community Supports: Case management by qualified professionals, Associate Profess-ionals, and Paraprofessionals provides service coordination, referral linkage, skill building and supportive counseling. This is both a direct and indirect service which provides direct intervention and also arranges, coordinates, and monitors services on behalf of the recipient. Substance Abuse Prevention Program: A program for youth at high risk of developing sub-stance abuse issues. A Prevention Specialist also teaches in area middle schools and high schools. Anger Management: Certified Anger Management specialist manages a 10 week program – Adults 18 and up. Majors Program: Clinical Social Worker provides support to children on probation for drug use. Opioid Treatment: The Opioid Substitution Therapy Program addresses the needs of those individuals who are narcotic dependent and/or IV drug abusers. Services include methadone dosing, individual and group therapy, and case management. School Referrals accepted 3/2007 |
