Black Addiction counselors in Fayetteville, NC
1 Black addiction counselors listed in Fayetteville, 0 offering telehealth. Every listing self-identified; 1 license-checked.
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1 Black addiction counselors are listed in Fayetteville, NC today, 1 of them with a license check on file, and 0 see North Carolina patients by telehealth. The number updates as clinicians are added and profiles are claimed.
Verified is a badge on a claimed profile: the clinician stated they are Black, their NPI record matched, and their North Carolina license was checked against the board. Most listings here are unclaimed, and show the date of their license check instead. Every profile links to its receipt.
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Free resources in North Carolina
Crisis lines, state programs and nonprofits that cost nothing or almost nothing to use. Each one links to the official page we read and the date we read it.
NAMI North Carolina
An organization of families, friends and individuals whose lives have been affected by mental illness, offering support groups, education and advocacy. The helpline is 800-451-9682, and you can also text 919-999-6527. Based in Raleigh.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
NC 211
A free and confidential information and referral service run by United Way of North Carolina, giving information on health and human services across the state. Dial 2-1-1 or call 1-888-892-1162, or use the online chat.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
The Center for Black Health and Equity
A national nonprofit based in Durham that runs public health programs for communities and people of African descent, covering HIV, tobacco and menthol, food and nutrition, mental health, and women's and reproductive health.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
NC Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Use Services
The state division that builds mental health, substance use, developmental disability, traumatic brain injury and problem gambling services. It runs 24/7 crisis services, the NC Peer Warmline, and Open Access walk-in centers for same-day support.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
NC Medicaid
North Carolina's Medicaid program, run by the Division of Health Benefits. Medicaid expanded to more people in December 2023. You can apply online, in person or by mail. The contact center answers weekdays, 8am to 5pm.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.