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  • Statistics for Charlotte, North Carolina
  • The population of Charlotte is 607,295. Of that number, 298,106 are Males and 309,189 are Females.

    Charlotte, North Carolina population breakdown by age is as follows:

    7.22 % are Under Age 5
    7.20 % are 5 to 9 Years Old
    6.74 % are 10 to 14 Years Old
    6.27 % are 15 to 19 Years Old
    7.35 % are 20 to 24 Years Old
    19.07 % are 25 to 34 Years Old
    17.32 % are 35 to 44 Years Old
    12.97 % are 45 to 54 Years Old
    4.21 % are 55 to 59 Years Old
    2.99 % are 60 to 64 Years Old
    4.73 % are 65 to 74 Years Old
    2.98 % are 75 to 84 Years Old
    0.95 % are over 85 Years Old

    Charlotte Stats
    The Total Area covered by Charlotte, North Carolina is 401.94 Sq. Miles.
    The population density in Charlotte, NC. is 1,521.14 persons/sq. mile.
    The Charlotte elevation is 721 Ft.

    Enrollment and Education for Charlotte:
    159,132 students are enrolled in school in Charlotte, North Carolina (over 3 years of age).
    Of those who are enrolled in Charlotte:
    13,502 students are attending Nursery School in Charlotte.
    8,792 students are enrolled in Kindergarten.
    69,486 students in Charlotte are enrolled in Primary School
    30,046 students attend High School in Charlotte.
    37,306 students attend College in Charlotte.
    Charlotte Employment Info:
    321,880 people are employed in Charlotte.
    17,921 people are unemployed in Charlotte, North Carolina.
    Data on Household Economics in Charlotte:
    Household earnings breakdown:
    Under $10,000 yearly: 16,337
    $10,000.00 to $14,999 yearly: 9,916
    $15,000 to $24,999 yearly: 25,623
    $25,000 to $34,999 yearly: 31,468
    $35,000 to $49,999 yearly: 40,247
    $50,000 to $74,999 yearly: 50,900
    $75,000 to $99,999 yearly: 27,787
    $100,000 to $149,999 yearly: 21,904
    $150,000 to $199,999 yearly: 7,136
    $200,000 or more yearly: 9,478
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Drug Rehab in Charlotte

For individuals in Charlotte who are struggling with addiction and looking for a way out, alcohol and drug rehab offers helpful treatment solutions for any kind of addiction and any personal situation. Regardless of how slight or advanced someone's circumstance is, there is help for any person in Charlotte who wants to avail themselves of it. With the aid of skilled rehab specialists who know how to address any and all drug or alcohol addiction problems, people in alcohol and drug treatment can spend the time to recover and not just become sober but truly rehabilitated. So don't wait until you or somebody you love who is dealing with addiction to drugs or alcohol is at death's door or overdoses. Take prompt action now to submit addiction once and for all with the assistance of treatment experts at a Charlotte drug rehabilitation facility today.

Regrettably, some men and women may not seem to be so easily persuaded not only to go to drug and alcohol rehab but that there is even an issue at all. Men and women who may begin abusing drugs or alcohol socially or may start abusing prescription drugs when actually prescribed can quite easily find that they are reliant on and addicted to these substances in no time at all. Some drugs can have you hooked after just one use. When one lives just to fulfill their addiction and it becomes more essential than just about any other thing in one's life, this way of life can spin out of control incredibly quickly and have serious consequences. So once it is clear that there is any sort of difficulty with substance abuse, irregardless of how small or big, every chance must be used to get the person into rehab at a Charlotte alcohol and drug rehabilitation program. Even if it seems as if they won't oblige, there are actions that concerned family and good friends can take to ensure they get there.

A verified and successful strategy of persuading drug addicted individuals that they do in fact have an issue and need assistance is a drug intervention. A drug intervention can be accomplished with just the intervention participants, who are usually family and friends closest to the person, or with the help of a professional drug interventionist. Due to the fact there may only be this one opportunity to hold an intervention and get the individual in drug rehab, it is advised that intervention participants consult with a professional rehab counselor at the alcohol and drug rehabilitation program of choice to get the help of a professional interventionist who can make certain that this process is a success. There are never any guarantees, a drug intervention is successful more often than not in getting people to alcohol and drug treatment who have otherwise been in denial or refused rehabilitation.

There are many drug rehabilitation options available in every region of Charlotte, and it is important that individuals and their families understand the differences so that a full recovery is ensured and long lasting. For example, it is simply not enough to go to a center which calls itself an alcohol and drug rehabilitation program but only gets the individual sober and detoxed. Detoxification services are not all alone considered treatment at all in fact amongst rehabilitation experts, and is common knowledge that individuals who only detox and obtain no further rehab services are doing a serious injustice to themselves and their friends and family because most will relapse. So people and their friends and family should not be disillusioned by what first appears to be a fast and easy approach to drug treatment, as it can take many weeks if not months to deal with all addiction disorders after detox to make sure the individual has the best shot at staying drug free for good.

It should never be understated however that expert detoxification services are an extremely crucial aspect of the drug and alcohol rehabilitation procedure. For example, some men and women will have an extremely hard time while detoxing and encounter extreme drug cravings and punishing symptoms of drug withdrawal, which can in fact be life threatening in some cases. While many symptoms they will experience can be very easily conquered within a matter of days, they can feel like the end of the world in the moment. if on one's own, many will just use drugs or alcohol once again to rapidly eradicate the cravings and withdrawal symptoms altogether. In a drug rehab environment, detox experts will do everything possible to minimize these symptoms, make the individual as comfortable and supported as possible, and also minimize the hazards affiliated with detoxification from certain substances that may be life threatening. As discussed previously, this is the beginning of a much more lengthy course of action which the individual have to commit themselves to, so that they can be truly rehabilitated in alcohol and drug rehabilitation.

The procedure of rehabilitation entails a lot more than merely just coming off of drugs, as quite a few years and stats have proven. After one effectively detoxes, a great deal of time is required in counseling and through the utilization of other verified treatment strategies to discover and resolve the genuine causes of their drug or alcohol addiction. When these troubles are resolved, this in fact addresses the reasons the person used drugs and alcohol to begin with so that they don't feel the need to do so when treatment is complete. Additionally, individuals are given the tools that will help them be able to properly deal with future situations so that drugs never become a solution to a difficulty or issue they are having. Being armed with these tools and with a new resolve, men and women in rehabilitation can depart drug and alcohol treatment knowing that they will not have the need to use drugs as a crutch in life ever again.

If you suspect or know that an individual you care about if involved in substance abuse of any kind, it is important to take measures immediately to avoid any negative consequences and stop drug addiction before this happens. The very first step is to contact a professional treatment staff member at a Charlotte drug and alcohol rehab facility to ascertain which rehabilitation choice is suitable for the situation the individual is faced with, and what should be done to get the person in drug and alcohol rehabilitation right away. If an intervention is necessary, rehabilitation specialists can propose steps to take for this process also.

There are 36 listings in Charlotte, North Carolina:

Drug Rehab By City
  • AA Meetings in Charlotte:
  • Answers Will Come
    2240 Park Rd.
    Charlotte, NC. 28203

    Sunday - 6:00 PM
  • 10pm Every Night Group
    514 E. 15th Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28206

    Sunday - 10:00 PM
  • Queen City Group
    2810 Providence Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28211

    Monday - 8:00 PM
  • Mint Hill
    11501 Bain School Rd
    Charlotte, NC. 28227

    Monday - 8:00 PM
    Tuesday - 7:00 PM
    Wednesday - 8:00 PM
    Thursday - 7:00 PM
    Friday - 8:00 PM
  • NA meetings in Charlotte:
  • 12th Step Club
    709 East Boulevard
    Charlotte, NC. 28203

    Thursday - 8:00 PM
  • AME Zion Church
    6117 Monteith Drive
    Charlotte, NC. 28213

    Sunday - 6:00 PM
    Wednesday - 8:00 PM
  • Amity Presbyterian Church
    2831 North Amity Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28212

    Monday - 8:00 PM
  • C.N. Jenkis Presbyterian Church
    1421 Statesville Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Saturday - 7:30 PM
    Tuesday - 7:30 PM
  • Chapel of Christ The King
    425 East 17Th Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28206

    Saturday - 8:00 PM
  • Chemical Dependency Center
    100 Billingsley Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28211

    Friday - 7:30 AM
    Monday - 7:30 AM, 12:00 PM
    Saturday - 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM
    Thursday - 7:30 AM, 12:00 PM
    Tuesday - 7:30 AM, 12:00 PM
    Wednesday - 7:30 AM, 12:00 PM
  • Clinton Chapel
    319 Whitehaven Avenue
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Friday - 11:00 PM
    Monday - 8:00 PM
    Thursday - 8:00 PM
  • Cokesbury United Methodist Church
    6701 Idlewild Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28212

    Monday - 8:00 PM
  • East Baptist Church
    6850 Monroe Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28212

    Tuesday - 7:00 PM
  • Eastern Hills Baptist Church
    4855 Albemarle Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28205

    Saturday - 5:00 PM
  • Faith Community Independent Church
    701 Howie Mine Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28173

    Thursday - 7:30 PM
  • First United Methodist Church
    201 East 7Th Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28202

    Monday - 7:30 PM
    Wednesday - 7:30 PM
  • Gethsemane Baptist Church
    2670 Dr. Carver Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Saturday - 6:00 PM
    Tuesday - 7:00 PM
  • Greater Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church
    2300 McClintock Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28206

    Sunday - 6:00 PM
    Wednesday - 8:00 PM
  • Greater Mount Sinai Baptist Church
    1243 West Boulevard
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Friday - 7:30 PM
    Saturday - 3:00 PM
  • Grier Heights Presbyterian Church
    325 Skyland Ave
    Charlotte, NC. 28205

    Thursday - 8:00 PM
  • Hickory Grove Methodist Church
    6401 Hickory Grove Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28215

    Wednesday - 8:00 PM
  • Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
    1900 The Plaza
    Charlotte, NC. 28205

    Friday - 7:00 PM
  • Idlewild Presbyterian Church
    7619 Idlewild Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28212

    Friday - 12:00 AM
    Saturday - 12:00 AM
  • Mcleod Center
    145 Remount Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28203

    Friday - 9:30 PM
    Saturday - 9:30 PM
    Sunday - 11:00 AM
  • Messiah Lutheran Church
    8300 Providence Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28277

    Monday - 7:00 PM
    Saturday - 6:00 PM
    Thursday - 6:30 PM
  • Mount Carmel Baptist Church
    3201 Tuckaseegee Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Tuesday - 7:30 PM
  • Mount Mariah Church
    Corner Of Cedar And Trade
    Charlotte, NC. 28202

    Thursday - 5:30 PM
  • Myers Park Presbyterian
    2501 Oxford Place
    Charlotte, NC. 28207

    Thursday - 8:00 PM
    Tuesday - 7:00 PM
  • New Outreach Christian Center
    3900 Gossett Avenue
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Sunday - 7:00 PM
  • New Way Home Group
    2120 North Davidson Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28205

    Saturday - 9:00 AM
  • Plaza Presbyterian Church
    2304 The Plaza
    Charlotte, NC. 28205

    Tuesday - 8:00 PM
  • Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
    517 Baldwin Avenue
    Charlotte, NC. 28204

    Saturday - 11:00 AM
  • Quail Hollow Presbyterian Church
    8801 Park Read
    Charlotte, NC. 28204

    Sunday - 8:30 PM
  • Saint James United Church of God
    938 Justice Avenue
    Charlotte, NC. 28206

    Tuesday - 7:00 PM
  • Sharon Office Park
    419 South Sharon
    Charlotte, NC. 28211

    Sunday - 7:00 PM
  • Stick & Stay Group
    1710 Beatties Ford Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28216

    Sunday - 11:00 AM
  • Sunshine Day Nursery
    701 Jackson Ave
    Charlotte, NC. 28277

    Monday - 7:00 PM
  • Tabernacle Baptist Church
    1135 Redbud Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28216

    Sunday - 8:00 PM
  • The Lesbian & Gay Community Center
    1401-B Central Ave
    Charlotte, NC. 28205

    Sunday - 11:00 AM
  • The Teemer School
    2600 Newland Rd
    Charlotte, NC. 28216

    Friday - 8:00 PM
  • University City United Methodist Church
    6100 West Sugar Creek Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28269

    Tuesday - 7:00 PM
  • University Memorial Baptist Church
    4401 West Tyvola Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28208

    Tuesday - 8:00 PM
  • Urban Ministries
    945 North College Street
    Charlotte, NC. 28206

    Friday - 1:45 PM
    Monday - 1:45 PM
    Thursday - 1:45 PM
    Tuesday - 1:45 PM
    Wednesday - 1:45 PM
  • Walls of Jasper Gospel Church
    400 Archdale Drive
    Charlotte, NC. 28217

    Wednesday - 8:00 PM
  • Westminister Presbyterian Church
    101 Colville Rd
    Charlotte, NC. 28207

    Thursday - 7:00 PM
  • Wilson Grove Baptist Church
    6624 Wilgrove Mint Hill Road
    Charlotte, NC. 28227

    Thursday - 6:45 PM