Samaritan Colony – Rockingham, North Carolina
Samaritan Colony is a nonprofit residential substance use treatment facility for men in North Carolina that has served the Sandhills region since 1975. The program provides structured residential treatment focused on helping men overcome alcohol and drug addiction through counseling, education, recovery support, life-skills development, and peer accountability.
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About Samaritan Colony
The Rockingham campus provides 24-hour residential treatment for adult men. Patients follow a structured daily schedule that includes counseling, educational groups, recovery meetings, life-skills activities, and other therapeutic programming.
Family participation is also built into the program. Approved visitors can participate in scheduled family visits and a formal Family Program Session during the latter part of treatment.
What Makes Samaritan Colony Unique?
Samaritan Colony stands out for its highly structured 28-day program and long history of serving underserved communities with needed addiction treatment in North Carolina. The program combines addiction counseling with character-building, life-skills development, family involvement, spiritual programming, and recovery support.
The organization also provides aftercare and recovery housing for program graduates who need additional support while transitioning back to independent living.
Trust Features
- SAMHSA
Levels of Care
- Inpatient/Residential
- Sober Living Homes
- Aftercare Support
- Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Population(s) Served
- Men-Only
Treatment Offerings
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Life Skills
- Family Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- 1-on-1 Counseling
Amenities
- Outdoor Activities
- Recreation Room
- Yoga Studio
- Gender-Specific Housing
- Access To Nature
Get Answers About Samaritan Colony
The residential program lasts at least 28 days. Patients are expected to commit to completing the program and following its structured schedule.
Not automatically. The organization lists the cost of its 28-day program at $3,500, but scholarships and sliding-scale assistance are available for qualifying patients. Samaritan Colony states that no one is turned away because of an inability to pay.
Other low-cost and free addiction treatment options in North Carolina are also available to explore.
Patients generally need to complete detox before admission. The program requires patients to be free of mood-altering substances for at least 72 hours or to have completed social or medical detoxification.
Spirituality is an important part of the program, so Samaritan Colony could be considered among North Carolina’s faith-based rehab centers.
The program incorporates 12-step principles, higher-power concepts, and a Sunday Spiritual Service. Patients who prefer a secular treatment environment may want to discuss this aspect with admissions beforehand.
The organization has built the SECU Women’s Recovery Center, a dedicated women’s residential facility, on the Samaritan Colony campus. It is unclear whether it is operational at this time.
You can also explore other women-only addiction treatment centers in North Carolina.
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