Port Human Services - Kelly House

Kelly House was a facility operated by Port Human Services in Wilmington, North Carolina, designed to support pregnant and postpartum women, as well as women with children under six months who were facing challenges related to mental health and substance abuse. Although it closed in June 2024, it played a significant role in the community during its operation.Key Features: 1. Services Provided: Targeted Support for Women: The facility focused on the unique needs of women experiencing mental health issues and substance abuse during and after pregnancy, providing a safe space for recovery. Programs for Mothers and Infants: Kelly House offered specialized programs to support mothers and their young children, aiming to promote healthy family dynamics and recovery. 2. Payment Options: Medicaid and Self-Pay: The facility accepted Medicaid and offered self-pay options, making its services accessible to a wider range of individuals in need. 3. Community Impact: Focus on Recovery: Kelly House was dedicated to helping women achieve recovery and stability, emphasizing the importance of mental health and substance abuse treatment as part of family well-being. Conclusion: While Kelly House has closed as of June 2024, it previously served as an invaluable resource in Wilmington, NC, for pregnant and postpartum women, providing essential support during a critical time in their lives. The legacy of its services continues to highlight the importance of addressing the needs of women and families facing mental health and substance use challenges.