TKW RESOURCES
Emergency Information
People with special needs can register their disability with 911. When an emergency call is made from a registered address, responders will automatically receive this information. If possible, callers should also inform the dispatcher of their disability during the call.
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• Emergency Number: 911
• Non-Emergency Police Services: Dial 311 (within Mecklenburg County) or 704-336-7600 (outside Mecklenburg County)
• Fire Department: 704-336-3473
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• Emergency Number: 911
• Non-Emergency Number: 704-920-3000
• City of Concord Non-Emergency: 704-786-9155
• City of Kannapolis Non-Emergency: 704-920-4000
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• Emergency Number: 911
• Non-Emergency Number: 704-289-1591
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• Emergency Number: 911
• Non-Emergency Number: 704-878-3039
North Carolina Poison Control: (800)222-1222
Adult Protective Services: (704)336-3000/(704)366-2273
NC Department of Health & Human Services: (800)662-7030
Local Hospital: Atrium Health University City, (704)863-6000
Mental Health Crisis Hotline (NC): (855)587-3463
Any resources included on this page are for informational use only and are not endorsed by The Workshop. Any reliance you place on the following resources is at your own risk.
Community Resources
A resource for those in the I/DD population to find employment.
AUTISM SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA
A resource to find community support and help for those with Autism.
A resource to find services for those with an I/DD diagnosis.
Additional trainings for those who work with the I/DD population.
Drug, Alcohol, and Medication Safety Resources
American Academy of Pediatrics Healthy Child Care:
As They Grow: Teaching Children How to Use Medication:
Parents360 Action Toolkit:
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids:
Safe Kids Worldwide:
Dispose My Meds:
Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Training:
SAMHSA: