October is Substance Use Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of prevention, education, and early support. At Trinity Behavioral Care, we believe prevention starts with open conversations, strong connections, and access to resources that help individuals and families make healthy choices. Prevention is especially important for young people. Red Ribbon Week, observed October 23–31, encourages communities to take a stand against substance misuse and

Every year, International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) brings attention to a critical public health issue: drug overdose. This day serves as a moment for communities worldwide to remember those lost to overdose, support those affected, and promote awareness to prevent future tragedies. The impact of IOAD reaches far beyond a single day, influencing public understanding, policy, and community support systems.

Trinity Behavioral Care Board Meeting Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, August 27, 2026, at Shuler's BBQ @ 6pm.

Trinity has recently unveiled an eye-catching new bus wrap for the PDRTA (Pee Dee Regional Transportation Authority) buses, aimed at raising awareness about addiction recovery resources in the Dillon and Marlboro communities. This vibrant design not only enhances the visibility of public transportation but also serves as a mobile billboard for the ongoing efforts to combat addiction. Trinity Behavioral Care team proudly stands with their newly wrapped PDRTA bus, symbolizing a

The Boards of Directors of Trinity Behavioral Care are pleased to announce the appointment of Diane Godbolt-Hall, LPCS, LAC, CCS, MAC as the new Executive Director, effective February 1, 2024. A Marion County native, Mrs. Hall has dedicated over 30 years to Trinity, which serves as the Commission of Alcohol and Drug Abuse for Marion, Dillon, and Marlboro Counties, providing prevention and treatment services regardless of financial circumstances. Diane holds a degree in Psycho