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WILMINGTON — A regional nonprofit that offers substance use recovery support received a statewide grant to expand its services. Coastal Horizons was awarded $1.

Greensboro-area licensed therapist Nicole Osborne led a minority mental health workshop in a black t-shirt with the phrase, “In my feelings.”  It made sense. Osborne said her goal for the event was to break the stigma around talking about your emotions and seeking help for mental health issues.  The free workshop on July 20 was the second in the “Diving into Diagnosis” series put on by the Greensboro Public Library in partnership with the Kellin Foundation. 

New support groups in Greensboro will help teenagers and young adults navigate their mental health

Led by three Black men, Primo Partners recently became the first BIPOC-owned franchisee group to be named Operator of the Year in Ben & Jerry’s 43-year history.