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Protect Access to Life-saving Treatment

November 11, 2025

Right now, hundreds of SouthLight clients face losing access to life-saving treatment. 

We need your help to make sure that doesn’t happen.  

Your year-end gift will keep someone connected to their counselor, psychiatrist, or nurse at SouthLight—the person who knows their story and walks alongside them in early recovery. 

For 55 years, SouthLight has served anyone who walks through our doors, regardless of their ability to pay. That promise is a lifeline for thousands of people struggling with addiction and mental illness.  

But new threats are emerging. Pending cuts to Medicaid eligibility and reimbursement rates could leave hundreds of SouthLight clients without access to care. And even for those who remain covered, Medicaid often doesn’t pay the full cost of treatment. 

Today, more than 2,000 people receive care at SouthLight each month—twice as many as just three years ago—thanks in part to Medicaid expansion in North Carolina. That progress is at risk. 

We don’t turn people away. But we can’t do this without you.

Your year-end gift ensures that people in crisis can access real help…and real hope.

  • $2,500 funds a month of group counseling for uninsured adults
  • $1,000 covers a month of opioid treatment with medication and counseling
  • $500 provides rent assistance for a client in early recovery
  • $250 offers two individual therapy sessions 
  • $100 covers a psychiatric evaluation for someone with no insurance 

Every dollar helps protect access to high-quality, comprehensive care—no matter what changes come. Make your gift today at www.southlight.org/donate

Warm regards, 

Adam Hartzell 
CEO, SouthLight Healthcare 

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