Law Enforcement in Swain County. Sheriff’s Mission: To Serve, Protect and Defend. We are committed to protecting the public, reducing crime and enhancing the lives of those in our communities. In an Emergency Call 911

Adult services– ACTT, Community Support Team, Integrated Care, Incarceration program, Psychiatric services, offender services, PACE. Children & Family Services— outpatient counseling, Intensive in-home, family-centered psychiatry. day treatment programs, in school counseling

Lifeline is a federal program that lowers the monthly cost of phone and internet. Eligible customers will get up to $9.25 toward their bill. You can only use Lifeline for either phone or internet, but not both. Discounted service for landline phone service or cellular service. Discounted internet service; Citizens qualify by participating in programs like Medicare, SNAP, Federal Public Housing; Veterans and survivors pension benefits.

Day Camp, Breakfast with Santa; spring & fall hikes; youth football & cheerleading; youth baseball & softball; youth basketball; swimming pool; swimming lessons;

Direct support to families & individuals according to self-defined needs. The family member must have a developmental disability or delay, or at risk of same; Traumatic Brain Injury. REFERRAL REQUIRD

NC Dept. of Public Safety, Juvenile Services, Restorative Justice, Teen Court, 30th Judicial District, Juvenile Detention

Hours: Sunday: 9:45 am Sunday School 11:00am Worship Service. Choir Wed 7pm 1st & 3rd Tuesday: 1pm No Idle Hands. Join this elite force of UM Women every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 1:00 pm for a great time of fellowship, craft time, and planning. Swain Caring Corner Thursday 4p-9p Check web page & Facebook for current & special events

Healthy lifestyle and nutrition programs, Family Consumer Sciences, 4H Livestock Club; 4H Shooting sports. Clogging, youth development, agriculture & horticulture assessments; SHIPP (Senior Health Insurance Information) 4 H Summer Camp

North Carolina Career Center.

Swain Family Resource Center provides basic needs such as food, clothing, and other supplies.

Community Alternative Services (CAP) & CAP-C children. Durable medical equipment for clients

Residental faith-based non-denominational post-recovery transitional housing facility for men.

Pre-K, Infant toddler classrooms, MORE @ 4, kindergarten readiness, subsidized childcare, support to family child care homes, parenting classes Incredible Years, Circle of Parents, Triple P

Head start & HUD Section 8 housing. Housing Choice Voucher Portability, Urgent Repair Program, Weatherization Assistance Program, Information and referral to assist with self-sufficiency,

The leading provider of Mental Health, Substance Use, and Developmental Disabilities services in the Southwest North Carolina regions. Appalachian Community Services provides Child & Adolescent Services, Adult Services, Substance Use Services, and Group Services.

This is a referral-based service concentrating on hospital discharges. The patient is followed for a four-week period. Services start at home with an intake meeting, a needs assessment, mental health assessment, and physical environment overview

Training programs for people with disabilities or disadvantaged persons that have barriers to employment. Soft Skills Training; Employment Training; Integrated Work Training; Pre-Employment transition services, work adjustment services, supported employment. Serves Jackson, Macon, Swain County & Qualla Boundary.

SERVES SWAIN COUNTY 30 Day Temporary Emergency Shelter, housing focused case management, short term financial assistance, COVID emergency program. Code Purple Program, rapid re-housing. shelter for public health crisis

Regional provider to WNC 7 county region. Intercept program / one-on-one services in the home, clinical oversight; service coordination, individual youth support; family and other case management. Single point of access for assessment for in-home services. Referrals needed for mental health and social services

Free confidential testing; support services for people living with HIV; HIV prevention & care; case management; emergency financial assistance; medication access; ST1 testing; harm reduction equipment, free sterile syringes, used syringe disposal site, syringe exchange program, free condoms

Manna pop up markets, Food Pantry(various days and hours), AA meetings. Site location for The Giving Spoon

Free uninsured medical care adults 18yrs-64yrs. Free prescriptions including mail order, lab services for established clients.

Core services for a consumer-managed and controlled community-based.; cross-disability; non-residential; independent living skills, training, peer counseling; advocacy

Mediation of family, neighborhood, business, and other community conflicts as an alternative to judicial conflict resolution. Restorative Justice; Teen Court: Youth Mediation, Volunteer opportunities

Services aimed at youth behavior issues. Programs include art, cultural, community service, outdoor actives, filed trips and school based programs that gives the students experiential education. Serving Cherokee, Graham, Swain and Macon County.