Table 2:

The UNC Horizons Program for Pregnant and Parenting Women, North Carolina, United States.

History
1993	Horizons was founded in response to the high North Carolina infant mortality rate
2001	First residential treatment program
2003	Opened a licensed childcare center
2005	Upgraded its day treatment program to a SACOT (Substance Abuse Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment) program, which increased group programming from 3 to 5 days per week
2010	Second residential site opened in Chapel Hill in 2010, allowing Horizons to house up to 25 women and their children
Current Activities
Families Served	Over 230 each year from over 40 of the 100 North Carolina counties
Programming	Addiction education, relapse prevention, parenting, healthy relationships, health and safety, family planning, trauma recovery, employment services, life skills, budgeting
Women’s Services	Screenings, intake evaluations, individual counseling, case management services, outreach and peer support services (including home visits), and observed urine drug screens
Children’s services	Comprehensive assessments for residential children, and a full range of intervention services as indicated, including child/parent psychotherapy for the mother/child dyads
Additional services	Transportation and childcare