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Fellowship Hall
For more than 50 years, Fellowship Hall has been helping people recover from their alcohol and drug addictions.
About Fellowship Hall
About Fellowship Hall Fellowship Hall is a 99-bed, private, not-for-profit alcohol and drug treatment center located on 120 bucolic acres in Greensboro, NC. We provide treatment and evidenced-based programs based on abstinence and the Twelve Step model of recovery. We have been accredited by The Joint Commission since 1974 as a specialty hospital and are a member of the National Association of Addiction Providers. We are committed to providing exceptional, compassionate care to every individual we serve. We believe there is no substitute for integrity, honesty, dependability, quality, responsibility, attitude and service; we apply these values in our relationships with guests, staff, and our community. Our Programs Set Us Apart We are dedicated to providing the highest quality of treatment options and evidence-based care to assist guests and families suffering from Substance Use Disorder and Co-Occurring Disorders. Our staff offers decades of experience and a unique perspective; we understand recovery. Our treatment is holistic, focused on stabilization, education, and development of a support network to maintain recovery.
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Products & Services
Fellowship Hall highlights international literacy day resources available through the Fellowship Hall App powered by Kipu Health.
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall is hosting a 55-year-old service recognition event on Wednesday with an application and a disability specialist.
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People
Fellowship Hall supports its team members on weekends, holidays, early mornings, overnight shifts, and every day in between to support people with recovery.
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall is hosting an in-person training on Women, STIs and the Opioid Crises on Thursday, September 17, presented by Caroline Tisdale, Outpatient Counselor at Fellowship Hall.
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall is hosting an in-person training titled Women, STIs and the Opioid Crises presented by Frances Caroline Tisdale, Outpatient Counselor at Fellowship Hall on Thursday, September 17, 2026 at SECU Lecture Hall and Alumni Outpatient Center.
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall is hosting the 1-Day Family Recovery Workshop on the first day of every month, offering education and practical tools for families and others seeking to better understand substance use disorder and its impact on families.
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall employees spotted their resident geese making their way toward the entrance after a weekly Comings and Goings meeting
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall is highlighting recovery community programs and moments throughout September.
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Presence & Recognition
Fellowship Hall is hosting an Overdose Awareness Day blog titled After overdose: Coping When Someone You Love Dies.
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