Greenville Organizations Host Annual Events Offering Mental Health and Substance Use Resources
In Greenville, North Carolina, two community organizations, Truth2Live and House of HUGS, recently celebrated their 5th annual events, offering mental health and substance use resources alongside free meals to local families.

Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, October 3, 2026 — In Greenville, North Carolina, two community organizations recently concluded their annual events aimed at supporting local families. Truth2Live and House of HUGS each held their 5th annual gatherings, providing access to essential mental health and substance use resources.
These community-focused events, held in Greenville, offered attendees the opportunity to connect with resources designed to address mental health challenges and substance use issues. In addition to the informational services, both Truth2Live and House of HUGS provided free meals to families participating in their respective events.
The milestone of reaching a 5th annual event signifies a consistent commitment from both Truth2Live and House of HUGS to serve the Greenville community. The specific dates of these recent events were not provided. Details regarding the exact locations within Greenville where the events took place were also not specified.
Information regarding the number of individuals or families served at these events, the types of mental health or substance use professionals present, or the specific programming offered beyond resource availability and meals, was not detailed in the summary. Similarly, the summary did not provide information about the operational details or funding for Truth2Live or House of HUGS.
The joint effort by these organizations highlights a local approach to supporting community well-being by combining practical assistance like meals with critical health and support services. Further details about the impact of these annual events or future plans for Truth2Live and House of HUGS were not available.
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