It is our vision that Fellowship Hall be the provider of choice for alcoholism and drug addiction treatment in the Southeastern region of our country by ensuring that every individual we serve receives exceptional, cost-effective care.


It is the mission of Fellowship Hall to help people who suffer from alcoholism and drug addiction, and to provide compassionate, cost-effective care while maintaining our commitment to a Twelve-Step philosophy.


The Board of Directors of Fellowship Hall believes the success of the Hall is directly related to a set of collective values we hold, share and practice. These values form a basis for every action we take toward guests, family members, volunteers and each other. They are:

Fellowship Hall was first surveyed by a national accreditation body, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) in 1974, and has been continuously accredited by the organization since that time.  It is licensed by the state of North Carolina as a Substance Abuse Specialty Hospital. 

Fellowship Hall is a 48-bed facility treating adult men and women.  The Board of Directors, through careful management of resources and good long-range planning, has kept the fee for services significantly lower than that of comparable facilities.  Fellowship Hall is proud to have been included in the books Rehab and The 100 Best Treatment Centers as one of the best chemical dependency treatment centers in the United States.

There are many things unique about Fellowship Hall, and we are different for a purpose - to afford our patients the best possible opportunity to find the answers they seek.  Fellowship Hall is governed by one guiding principle – that we provide what is best for the patient who comes to us for help.  Our policy of "Better, not Bigger" allows the pursuit of excellence to be our objective.