SECU Women’s Recovery Center

At the end of 2021, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our supporters, Samaritan Colony raised the funds needed to build a new 14,000-square-foot treatment facility for women—the SECU Women’s Recovery Center at Samaritan Colony. Site development began in 2022, and construction was successfully completed in July 2025.

This 14-bed residential treatment facility was designed to meet the unique needs of women seeking recovery from substance use disorders, providing a safe, supportive, and healing environment where women can begin a new chapter in their lives.

We are currently in the final stages of securing our North Carolina state license to provide treatment services. Once approved, the SECU Women’s Recovery Center will open its doors to underserved women who are ready for recovery—fulfilling a vision years in the making and expanding Samaritan Colony’s continuum of care.

The completion of the SECU Women’s Recovery Center would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our donors, partners, and volunteers. Their belief in this mission has transformed a vision into a reality that will impact generations of women and families.

We could not have done this without you.

Samaritan Colony extends heartfelt thanks to the partners whose generosity and commitment made the SECU Women’s Recovery Center possible:

The SECU Foundation
The State of North Carolina
Baptists on Mission
The Cole Foundation
The Community Foundation of Richmond County
The Leon Levine Foundation
The Cannon Foundation
Sandhills Mental Health LME/MCO
James R. & Bronnie L. Braswell Trust
Griffin Automotive
Dr. Tommie Lauer
George W. & Ruth R. Baxter Foundation
First Methodist Church of Rockingham