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Check out the latest news and stories from Holy Angels, a nonprofit in North Carolina supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions.

 

Eagle Scout Updates Our Outdoor Classroom

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Eagle Scout Updates Our Outdoor Classroom

Nila Payne, a local teen working towards her Eagle Scout rank, chose Holy Angels for her big project and transformed our outdoor classroom with the help of her troop.

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Good Morning America’s “My Kind of Town” puts spotlight on Holy Angels

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Good Morning America’s “My Kind of Town” puts spotlight on Holy Angels

ABC News visited Cherubs Café—a Holy Angels sponsored business in downtown Belmont that enables individuals who are differently able to gain life skills, achieve meaningful work, and build a sense of belonging within the community.

This moment was more than just a television feature, it was a celebration of the heart of our mission – our residents and crew members.

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Introducing our 2025 Spotlight Angel - Emberley

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Introducing our 2025 Spotlight Angel - Emberley

Before coming to Holy Angels, Emberley’s first seven months of life were spent in the NICU and then in and out of the hospital receiving palliative care. Doctors were unsure what her future might hold, and her family was in search of help—seeking a place where Emberley could not only be cared for but also truly flourish.

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About Holy Angels: Now entering its 70th year, Holy Angels, Inc. provides medical services and specialized therapies, residential living, special education, creative arts and spiritual opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions. The nonprofit currently serves more than 80 residents ranging from ages 2 to 83. Its innovative programs also extend to vocational training and meaningful employment to support adults in reaching their highest potential through five sponsored businesses - Cherubs Café, Cotton Candy Factory, Spruced Goose Station, Bliss Gallery and Market on Main. A sponsored ministry of the Sisters of Mercy, Holy Angels maintains international accreditation from CARF, and employs more than 350 trained, committed individuals and maintains high standards of compliance with all federal, state and local governing bodies.