DC4 - Davidson County Drug Court

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DC4 residents had an early visitor today and a good ole Easter egg hunt!!!

DC4 had a second group partner with Karen Johnson’s office and knocked out some community service.

Always a blessing to help in our community.

We are appreciative of your support to our program and residents. Thank you for providing life changing opportunities.

We are thankful to the Davidson County Drug Court program, Mrs. Debbie Moody and our participating apprentices for the opportunity to play a small part in their recovery and futures by offering a true pathway to a career.

Both their program and our apprenticeship can honestly say that we have changed lives for the better and we’re honored to be your partner.

We celebrated seven wonderful DC4 participants tonight as they graduated a very difficult program. Special thank you to Megan Barry for being our guest speaker and sharing her story.

Residents have been busy so far this holiday season. Singing Christmas carols at local nursing homes and building the set for Woodmont Christian Church’s Walk Thru Bethlehem. Giving back through community service.

Salute to all who have served our great country, including Criminal Court Judge Jennifer Smith, our Presiding Judge. Thank you all for your service.

Residents celebrated Halloween with a pumpkin carving and costume contest. Fun festivities.

DC4 Residents had a ceremony to honor International Overdose Awareness Day. The IOAD theme this year is "Together We Can!" Pictured are those on the Ceremony Committee or volunteered to help with the ceremony.

The ceremony helped recognize those we've lost. It was a safe, respectful place to mourn losses. The board has ribbons that has names of those lost to overdose. The ceremony and those like it around the world bring awareness of the epidemic of overdose deaths, shares information on the risks of overdose and how to prevent overdose. And lastly, a reminder that those who have experienced an overdose or died of overdose are loved and valued.