Limited Resources
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Leah explains how there are limited resources for adolescents in North Carolina.
Leah explains how there are limited resources for adolescents battling substance misuse in North Carolina. There are many facilities to help adults, but there are very few rehabilitation centers dedicated to adolescents in-state. Funding for State of Recovery is provided by Blue Cross Blue Shield NC.
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Opioids: State of Recovery is a local public television program presented by PBS NC
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Limited Resources
Clip: Season 1 | 4m 10sVideo has Closed Captions
Leah explains how there are limited resources for adolescents battling substance misuse in North Carolina. There are many facilities to help adults, but there are very few rehabilitation centers dedicated to adolescents in-state. Funding for State of Recovery is provided by Blue Cross Blue Shield NC.
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