Vince Carter Sanctuary, a division of SMA Behavioral Healthcare:

Though our facility is brand new, we are not new to helping those struggling with drugs, alcohol and dual-diagnosis or co-occurring issues to reclaim their lives. As a division of the Stewart-Marchman-Act Behavioral Healthcare System, we have many decades of agency experience in the delivery of substance abuse and mental health care.

The 100-bed, world-class facilities at the Vince Carter Sanctuary, were specifically designed and built for the purpose of serving clients with substance abuse and dual-diagnosis or co-occurring issues. Most treatment and rehab centers in North America were converted into these types of facilities from all sorts of existing structures, such as former homes, motels, and a wide array of commercial buildings.

With SMA's decades of experience in owning and operation treatment centers, we were able to utilize all of our experience, expertise and foresight to construct what is perhaps the finest substance abuse treatment facility in the world today.

Stewart-Marchman-Act (SMA) Behavioral Healthcare:

Stewart-Marchman-Act Behavioral Healthcare exists to deliver exceptional and comprehensive behavioral healthcare to individuals and families in our community.  The company envisions a community where addiction and mental illness are treated promptly, comprehensively and with respect for all. Over 14,000 individuals receive services at the various SMA facilities every year.

Stewart-Marchman-Act Foundation:

The Stewart-Marchman-Act Foundation was incorporated in 1997 as a tax-exempt charitable organization. The vision of Stewart-Marchman-Act Foundation is to develop the financial, technological and human resources necessary for the Vince Carter Sanctuary to provide "beyond state-of-the-art" substance abuse-related and mental health services. Toward that end, we will aggressively engage as partners, individual and corporate donors/investors from our community, state, nation, and around the world. Together we will seek the ultimate solutions to the myriad problems created by substance abuse and mental health.