It is with great excitement to announce that Tides-Sandhills was unanimously awarded a generous grant from the Foundation of FirstHealth. This is the second year that the foundation has supported Tides-Sandhills in their mission to bring the successful Tides program to Moore County.
Tides-Sandhills ended February with a full heart from the WAVES OF LUV Diaper Drive Fundraiser. Thank you to the incredible team at Premier Real Estate in Southern Pines, NC for coordinating this event for much needed supplies.
Tides, Inc. was approached by several government officials in Moore County, North Carolina asking that the Tides program be brought to their county and the Sandhills region. After much planning, Tides-Sandhills was born.
A huge shout out to the Landfall Foundation for their generous support of Tides for these last two years!!! In 2020, Covid-19 really threw us some curveballs with all of the program’s training moving to a virtual platform, but through funding provided by the Landfall Foundation, we were able to offer our women some wonderful online training through InJoy Health Education!
We are so proud to announce that Stephanie D. Smith, Ph.D., RN has been selected as UNCW's Junior Scholar for the Distinguished Scholarly Engagement and Public Service Award!
SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As Skip Johnstone, MD, founder of The Tides, Inc, signs another contract with New Hanover County for the 2019- 2020 fiscal year for the intensive, outpatient opioid treatment program for pregnant women and new moms, he has hope for the future of opioid-addicted moms. […]
100 Men Who Care is just that...a group of men who care about their community and it's nonprofit organizations. Meeting only once a quarter throughout the year, they nominate charitable organizations in our area and vote for who they will raise funds for that quarter.
Tides, Inc. is a non-profit funded by New Hanover County that treats pregnant women or women who are new mothers and are dependent on opioids. All of its patients are on medically assisted therapies.
A new nonprofit aims to help mothers-to-be who are hooked on opioids, and their babies. Dr. William Johnstone and others spent 18 months planning the nonprofit corporation Tides Inc.
It was 2013 that Dr. William Johnstone came to work as a Professor in the Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program at New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
