No One & No Family Should Walk This Walk Alone
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Empowering Young People, Individuals & Families Battling Substance Use
NEW! ONLINE, CONFIDENTIAL ASSESSMENT OF DRUG USE PHASE
We Moved & Expanded!
New Mt. Pleasant Location: 217 Lucas St., Suite G – (843) 972-8154
New Berkeley County Office: 325 E. Main St., Moncks Corner, SC – (843) 761-6677
BY THE NUMBERS - From 2020 To Now
Family recovery group sessions provided.
recovery group sessions provided.
Family coaching sessions Provided.
Individual coaching sessions Provided.
Individuals & family members who attended support services.
Community events hosted.
unique community members served.
Individuals referred to other recovery support serviceS.
Individuals referred to Recovery Housing.
Individuals referred to treatment services.
Announcing the Rebranding of “Living With Loss” to “Healing Hearts Gathering” at WakeUp Carolina
we are excited to announce the rebranding of our grief support group from Living With Loss to Healing Hearts. This change reflects our renewed commitment to fostering hope, optimism, and emotional well-being for individuals navigating the deep and complex emotions of grief related to the impact of substance use.
How My Substance Use Affected My Parents’ Relationship: A Journey of Strain, Conflict, and Healing
My parents have been together since they were fifteen years old. Before I started experimenting with substances, they rarely ever disagreed on anything. Once I first started to get “into trouble” for drinking or smoking pot was the first time I saw them having to try to get on the same page…
The Ripple Effect of Self-Centered Fears: From the Individual’s Point of View
By understanding the self-centered fears that drive an individual’s substance use and actions, they can take responsibility for their impact on family, and friends. Recovery isn’t just about getting the individual better; it’s about healing the relationships that have been damaged along the way.
Our History, Our Why
WakeUp Carolina is a community-based movement born out of one family’s heartbreaking loss of their son, Creighton, in the summer of 2016. Creighton’s family made a promise and a commitment to share their story in hopes no one would feel alone.
Our Community United
We are a recovery community organization (RCO), an independent, non-profit organization led and governed by representatives of our local recovery community. We organize recovery-focused advocacy activities, carry out recovery-focused community education and outreach programs, and provide peer-based recovery support services.
A Promise Was Made
What Can We Do?
A conversation started.
Founding Date
WakeUp Carolina was founded.
Recovery Pillar Added
National Opioid Prescription drug crisis convention.
Harm Reduction & Peer Support
Community distribution of harm reduction measures. Started Peer Support services.
Youth Support Outreach
Crieghton’s House (Young Adult Group) was established.
Light The Way To Hope
Headquarters Established
Support Services Expands
Programs Continue To Grow
Services that we started: Siblings Group, SMART Recovery.
Our Purpose
Wake Up Carolina began with a promise made to a beautiful boy by his Mother to ignite our community’s desire to affect change. We honor that promise and Creighton’s memory by supporting the battle against substance misuse disorder.
Be Apart of the Awakening
There are many unique ways to support our mission. Whether you choose to become an ambassador, partner, sponsor, fundrasier or make a financial donation.
Addiction 101
We answer the most common questions asked about addiction.
Treatment Options
Hope in Recovery; Hope in Awareness, Education & Recovery. Give Hope. Creighton’s House: The House That Hope Built; Hope
in Recovery.
Recovery Services
We offer individual, group & peer support services, as well as Crieghton’s House.
Seeking Family Support?
Family members with a loved one suffering from substance misuse disorder may feel alone and angry at themselves. They may also feel as if they have failed as a parent and seek reassurance in their suffering. We offer support in understanding a family member’s substance misuse disorder.
Thank You For Supporting WakeUp Carolina!
Ways To Give
Programs and services at WakeUp Carolina are offered at no cost! We are funded by the generosity of individuals like you. There are plenty of ways to get involved and help support, such as donating, volunteering, participating in our fundraisers, becoming a trusted community partner or financial sponsor.
A Word From Our Partners
Help support WakeUp Carolina’s Creighton’s House, a safe space to all in the lifelong path of recovery.
Upcoming Events
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10/15/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
Healing Hearts
WakeUp Carolina Charleston Co., Mt. Pleasant SC |
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10/16/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
Narcotics Anonymous
WakeUp Carolina Charleston Co., Mt. Pleasant SC |
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10/16/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
Serving Those Who Served
WakeUp Carolina Berkeley Co., Moncks Corner SC |
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10/17/2024 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm |
Mothers' Gathering
WakeUp Carolina Charleston Co., Mt. Pleasant SC |
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10/17/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
Healing Hearts
WakeUp Carolina Berkeley Co., Moncks Corner SC |
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10/17/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
SMART Recovery
WakeUp Carolina Berkeley Co., Moncks Corner SC |
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10/17/2024 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm |
Mothers' Nights Out |
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10/17/2024 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm |
Young Adults: Creighton's House
WakeUp Carolina Charleston Co., Mt. Pleasant SC |
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10/21/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
SMART Recovery
WakeUp Carolina Charleston Co., Mt. Pleasant SC |
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10/22/2024 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
Dad2Dad
WakeUp Carolina Berkeley Co., Moncks Corner SC |
