SUN Project and Clinic
The Substance Use Network (SUN Project) is a cross-sector collaborative system of compassionate care that uses best practices to support the health, safety, well-being and recovery of pregnant patients with substance use disorder, their infants, and their families. Clinical services are provided for mothers at the SUN Clinic, which is located within the Cabarrus Health Alliance. Care coordination, prevention measures, and support services are provided for families through partnerships across multiple sectors and agencies. The overall approach of systems building and alignment aims to improve maternal and infant health outcomes and address health inequities.
The SUN Clinic offers:
- Prenatal Care by an OB/GYN with specialized training in addictions
- Ultrasound, Lab and Fetal Monitoring
- Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Buprenorphine
- Mental Health and Substance Use Therapy Services by licensed providers
- Nutritional Counseling
- Case Management Services
- Recovery Supports
- Peer Support Specialist Services
- WIC
- Dental Care
- Newborn Care
All in one modern, convenient location:
Cabarrus Health Alliance
300 Mooresville Road, Kannapolis, NC 28081
Contact us
SUN Clinic: 704-920-1289
SUN Collaborative Project: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Project Updates
Patient Resources
- Focus Group Flyer for 9/10
- Download Our Program Flyer
- Group in Cabarrus Co. Works to Help Expectant Mothers With Opioid Addictions (WSOC-TV)
- Drug & Alcohol Addiction Rehab, Treatment & Recovery Resources in North Carolina (Help.org)
- Drug Abuse Hotline (Help.org)
Information for Providers
- View the Project Overview for Providers
- SUN Governance Structure
- SUN Release of Information Form
- SAMHSA Framework
- UNC School of Government Provider Survey
In the News
- The Opioid Crisis: Cabarrus County Fights Back (UNC-TV ncIMPACT)
- Group in Cabarrus Co. Works to Help Expectant Mothers With Opioid Addictions (WSOC-TV)
- Cabarrus Partnership for Children Awarded $150,000 Grant to Improve Population Health & Equity (Independent Tribune)
Related Content
>> SUN Project Founder Receives 2020 Champion for Children Award (YouTube Video)
>> Get the Latest Data From Our Programs (2020 Virtual Annual Report)