08/11/2026
💜Recovery is happening in Wake County, and you can help keep it going.
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In Wake County, recent public health reports show 233 local residents died from drug overdoses, a decline from previous peak numbers and an encouraging sign that prevention, treatment, and recovery investments are making a difference.
While every life lost represents a family and a community forever changed, this marks a welcome shift following prior peak numbers and signals an early decline in overdose fatalities.
That progress matters. It reflects the impact of ongoing investments in prevention, education, treatment, harm reduction, recovery support, and community-based services.
At Emmaus House of Raleigh, we are proud to be part of that continuum of care. We provide safe, affordable transitional recovery housing for men working to build stable lives in recovery. Through structure, accountability, peer support, case management, and connections to community resources, we help residents take the next steps beyond treatment and toward long-term recovery.
But this work cannot happen without community support!
Progress like this is possible because our community shows up. It happens because people educate themselves and others about substance use and recovery. It happens because organizations, healthcare providers, families, volunteers, and community partners continue to invest their time and resources. And it happens because people like you choose to support this work through financial contributions.
Every conversation, every donation, every volunteer hour, and every act of support helps create a community where recovery is possible.
Together, we can continue turning the tide. Together, we can save lives. Together, we can make recovery possible.
