Rachel Crumpler

The closure of A Woman’s Choice in Greensboro highlights the financial and operational strain providers face under tighter abortion restrictions.

State leaders are expanding reentry programs aimed at closing gaps in behavioral health care and lowering recidivism for people released from prison.

Thousands of people with mental illness return to North Carolina communities from prisons and jails each year. State leaders are expanding programs aimed at red...

Next Steps by RREPS uses AI to create personalized plans for formerly incarcerated people navigating life after leaving prison or jail.

Specialty Mental Health Supervision program uses specially trained officers to help people with serious mental illness access treatment and reduce justice system involvement.

When Tracy Lee worked as a probation/parole officer in Mecklenburg County, he found himself supervising people with serious mental illness — and feeling ill-equipped to do so.

By Rachel Crumpler Key Takeaways: About a month ago, a young woman stopped by a bright green and blue bus parked outside the Alamance County Health Department, ready to start treatment for opioid use disorder. A mobile opioid treatment program — operating as a licensed extension of New Season Treatment Center’s Greensboro brick-and-mortar clinic — […]

SouthLight's Social Determinants of Health team helps patients connect to housing, transportation and other resources to support recovery.

Pilot programs in Durham and Mecklenburg County provide monthly payments to formerly incarcerated residents to see if greater financial stability improves reentry and reduces recidivism.

County sheriffs and jail administrators say growing jail populations are outpacing space and staffing.