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HEALTH
• Alzheimer's Support Group, 752-7448
• American Cancer Society, 695-9028
• American Diabetes Association, 847-5136
• American Heart Association, 355-1112
• American Lung Association of North Carolina, (800) 586-4872
• Amputation Support Group, 847-4369
• Asthma Pediatric Support Group, 847-6835
• Autism Society of North Carolina East Advocacy, 756-1313
• Better Breathers, 847-5736
• Brain Injury Support Group, 847-4989
• Breast-feeding Support Group, 847-7439 or 847-4728
• Celiac Disease Support Group, 321-7237
• Down East ALS Support Group (Lou Gehrig's disease) 746-4221
• Overeaters Anonymous, 756-6629
• Fibromyalgia Support Group, 355-1770
• La Leche League, for women who are breast-feeding, 747-7785
• March of Dimes, Triangle Division, (800) 849-2663
• Mended Hearts, (heart-disease recovery group) 355-7348
• Multiple Sclerosis Support Group, (800) 344-4867
• National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation, 758-4713
• Pitt County AIDS Service Organization, 830-1660
• Positive Living (for people who are living with HIV/AIDS), 830-1660
• STAR, support team for active recreation, 847-4445
• TOPS, weight-loss support group, 321-3936
• United Cerebral Palsy of North Carolina, 756-6533
• The Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center, 847-7867, offers the following support groups:
• Made in the Shade (melanoma support)
• Making It (breast cancer support)
• Man to Man (prostate-cancer survivors)
• New Colors (for children with cancer grief)
• Positive Image (cancer support group)
• Hope Again (grief support)

MENTAL HEALTH AND RECOVERY
• Alcoholics Anonymous and other 12-Step Recovery Groups, 413-1600 or 758-0787
• DIAL-A-TEEN (crisis support), 758-1976
• Emotions Anonymous (to help people cope with stress in daily living), 355-5254
• Family Violence (for domestic violence victims), 758-4400 or 752-3811
• Flynn Christian Fellowship Home for male recovering alcoholics, 756-5022
• Hopeful Beginnings, for women with postpartum depression, 847-8263
• Real Crisis Support Center, 758-HELP
• National Alliance of the Mentally Ill (NAMI), (800) 950-6264
• Narcotics Anonymous, 321-1631
• Overeaters Anonymous, 756-6629
• Pitt County Mental Health Center, 413-1600
• New Singles Support Group, 321-1077
• Smart Steps Parent Group (for parents of special-needs children), 328-9332
• Walter B. Jones Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center, 830-3426
• The Mental Health Association of Pitt County, 752-7448

AMERICAN RED CROSS
The American Red Cross Pitt County Chapter offers assistance with CPR and lifeguard training and assists fire victims, 355-3800. Blood donations are accepted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays and the second and fourth Saturdays of every month, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the first Sunday of every month. To schedule an appointment, call 758-1140, ext. 12, or (800) 544-1819. The American Red Cross Bloodmobile holds blood drives in different parts of the community. Call 355-3004 or (800) 544-1819.

SENIORS
• Pitt County Council on Aging offers meals on wheels, computer training, exercise classes and other services for seniors, 752-1717
• Creative Living Center, 757-3344

OTHER
• Association for Retarded Citizens of Pitt County, 756-1056
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Pitt County, 355-2345
• Carolina Pregnancy Center, 757-0003
• Catholic Social Ministries, 355-5111
• ChildLinks child care resource and referral agency, 758-8885
• Children's Developmental Services Agency, 328-4480
• Children's Home Society of North Carolina, (800) 632-1400
• Community Action Agency, offering housing, homeless assistance, a summer youth program and more, 758-3575
• Community Schools and Recreation, 830-4216
• Consumer Credit Counseling, 355-1156
• Family Support Network of Eastern North Carolina, for families with developmentally disabled children, 328-9332
• First Born Community Development Center, 758-6125
• Greater Greenville Foundation, 756-8549
• Greenville Community Shelters , 752-0829
• Greenville Office of Legal Aid of North Carolina, 758-0113
• Habitat for Humanity of Pitt County, 758-2947
• JOY Community Center/Soup Kitchen, 561-7519
• Literacy Volunteers-Pitt County, 353-6578
• New Directions Family Violence Program, 758-4400
• North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, 902-1700
• Peacemakers Mediation Center, 758-0268
• Pitt County Department of Social Services, 902-1110
• REAL Crisis Intervention Center, 758-4357
• Rocking Horse Ranch, therapeutic riding program, 752-0153
• Ronald McDonald House, for families of patients being treated at Pitt County Memorial Children's Hospital, 830-0062
• Safe Communities Coalition, 847-8668
• Salvation Army Dickinson Avenue Extension, 756-3388
• Smart Start, Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children, 756-1567
• United Way of Pitt County, 758-1604

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