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March of Dimes is a non-profit organization based in Winston Salem, NC, dedicated to improving the health and well-being of mothers and babies. They provide support and resources for parents and parents-to-be, offering a variety of topics and community stories. March of Dimes also works towards addressing the maternal and infant health crisis through research, advocacy, and public health initiatives. Their mission is to end preventable maternal health risks and death, prevent preterm birth, and close the health equity gap for all families.Generated from the website

YWCA Hawley House in Winston-Salem, NC, offers support for women dealing with Substance Use Disorder. As the sole state-licensed residential recovery facility in Forsyth County, it provides a safe haven for women seeking to overcome addiction. Residents benefit from a structured program that focuses on recovery and overall well-being. The facility is dedicated to helping women break free from substance dependency, with a strong emphasis on empowerment and healing. Through a blend of counseling, support groups, and skill-building activities, residents receive the tools needed to maintain sobriety and transition to independent living. The Hawley House aims to address the critical issue of opioid-related deaths in the community. Generated from the website content

The Surry Arts Council in Mount Airy, North Carolina, offers a diverse range of cultural experiences, including live theatre, movies, music concerts, arts classes, and special events such as Mayberry Days and the Tommy Jarrell Celebration. Visitors can explore historic venues like the Andy Griffith Playhouse and the Old-Time Music Heritage Hall, as well as enjoy summer concerts at the Blackmon Amphitheatre. With programs for all ages, scholarships available, and a variety of arts-related activities throughout the year, the Surry Arts Council is a vibrant hub of creativity and community engagement. From film festivals to summer camps, the council provides opportunities for individuals to immerse themselves in the arts and support local talent in a welcoming and inclusive environment.Generated from the website