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You’ll find all the resources, documents, and forms you need to stay informed and connected with our community.

Information for current and future residents

Housing Information

Fill out the application and apply to become a resident at My Brother's Keeper of NC.

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Drug Screen Consent Form

Review and sign the consent form for program participation and support.

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Program Handbook

View the program handbook to find house rules, expectations and successful program outcomes.

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What we expect from our program residents

What it means to be part of the My Brother’s Keeper of NC family.

Commitment to Sobriety

Be dedicated to maintaining a clean and sober lifestyle.

Embrace Responsibilities

Be ready to take control of their life and embrace personal responsibilities.

Openness to Support

Willing to accept and actively participate in the supportive and nurturing environment provided.

Desire for Personal Growth

Have a genuine desire to evolve into a responsible and productive member of society.

What does it mean to be “My Brother’s Keeper”?

To be "My Brother's Keeper" means to take responsibility for the well-being of others, demonstrating compassion, empathy, and support. It reflects a commitment to look out for those around you, ensuring they have the care, guidance, and assistance they need, particularly during difficult times.

The phrase, rooted in the Biblical story of Cain and Abel, symbolizes a sense of duty and moral obligation to support and uplift others, fostering a community where everyone’s needs are met and no one is left behind.

“Show me your ways, Lord, teach me your paths. Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my Savior, and my hope is in you all day long.”— Psalm 25:4-5

Looking to refer someone?

Information for healthcare professionals, social workers, and community partners on how to refer individuals to MBK of NC.

For Healthcare and Social Workers

Refer patients to MBK of NC for supportive recovery housing and services. All prospective residents must be sober at admission, agree to handbook rules, and commit to active engagement in the stages of change.

Stages of Change

Pre-contemplation: Recognizing the need for change.
Contemplation: Exploring the benefits and challenges of change.
Preparation: Committing and planning for change.
Action: Actively implementing new behaviors and strategies.
Maintenance: Sustaining change over time and preventing relapse.
Relapse: A return to previous behaviors, like substance use, after a period of progress or abstinence.

To make a referral, please contact Norman Barbour at 910-934-3626 or Hugh Word at 478-396-9872.

Interested in partnering with MBK?

Become a community partner and learn about how your organization can collaborate with MBK of NC to support our mission.

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