This year’s conference is April 14-15, 2016 at the Friday Center.

The center is a key piece of the Horizons Program as the need for childcare is one of the larger barriers to women being able to participate in treatment.

The holiday gift program served 70 women and 175 children.

This is the third year for the program, which helps clients and their families make meaningful holiday memories.

Jones was honored for international collaborative research on neonatal opioid withdrawal.

Dr. Andrea Fielder studied the UNC Horizons model while on the 10-month Fulbright Scholarship at UNC and published this article in the May issue of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal.

Dr. Hendree Jones said the incidence of neonatal withdrawal from opioids has grown fivefold since 2000.

Another successful year for the UNC Horizons Program Holiday Tree.

For the second year, the UNC Horizons Program will be taking donations for their holiday tree program.

The cries of babies whose mothers used cocaine during pregnancy have increased amounts of “hyperphonation,” a new study finds.