Our Services

Helping you navigate justice and workforce pathways with care.

Justice Intake

Coordinating intake and stabilization for justice diversion cases.

ID Recovery

Assisting with ID recovery and benefits navigation.

Workforce Training

Hands-on training through active media projects.

Assisting with housing recovery and benefits navigation.

Transitional Housing Suport

4111 Mercury Blvd Campus

Hampton, VA 23666
Justice Recovery · Clinical Workforce Utility · Multi-State Stabilization Hub

The 4111 Mercury Blvd Campus is the Virginia-facing hub for Hip-Hop Healing Institute’s justice-recovery and clinical workforce utility model. The site is positioned for reactivation as a multi-state stabilization and workforce coordination hub, supporting intake routing, peer workforce coordination, documentation, RCM workflow, and provider-partner alignment. Full activation is subject to site-control documentation, provider authorization, payer enrollment, clinical supervision, RCM workflow approval, and compliance review.

Address

4111 Mercury Blvd

Hours

Mon-Fri 9am-5pm (Temporary Closed)

Belvoir Creative Workforce Campus

1730 Belvoir Highway, Greenville, NC 27834

The Belvoir Campus is the primary creative workforce and site-activation base for Mid-Atlantic Enterprises. It supports production coordination, partner meetings, workforce development, youth enrichment, creative programming, and community events.

Bethel Campus

Agriculture, Reentry, Workforce & Community

3816 Maple Street, Bethel, NC 27812

The Bethel Campus is designed as an agriculture, reentry, workforce, and community support site. It connects rural workforce activity, food systems, referral coordination, and media documentation.

Core Functions

Agricultural Workforce Development
Support for hands-on agricultural learning, food systems training, farm-to-market activity, and rural workforce pathways.

Reentry & Stabilization Support
Referral coordination, participant support, and workforce-readiness pathways for individuals moving from instability into structured training and income opportunities.

Media & Production Layer
A filming and storytelling site connected to Krafty Academy and regional impact documentation.

Back to Eden Campus

105 Spellman Loop Lane / Henderson, NC

Back to Eden is a rural production, preservation, agriculture, and workforce-stabilization campus. It supports documentary production, land-based storytelling, historical preservation, and workforce training connected to the broader regional slate.

Core Functions

Historical Preservation & Storytelling
Land documentation, oral-history collection, preservation-focused media, and community memory work.

Production Residency & Location Use
Film basecamp, documentary location, production office support, editing support, and set-building opportunities for trainees.

Workforce Training
Production assistant training, media skills, agriculture exposure, and participant development tied to active projects.

Fountain Workforce & Logistics Campus

7489 US 264A, Fountain, NC

The Fountain Campus is the regional workforce and logistics hub, supporting intake, training, market activity, food systems, digital media, and program coordination.

Core Functions

Intake & Access Zone
SNAP outreach, case management coordination, participant intake, and program enrollment support.

Training Wing
Classroom training, computer lab activity, digital media support, and occupational readiness programming.

Market Floor
Vendor stalls, produce aggregation, food systems activity, and SNAP-compatible market operations.

Support Space
Staff offices, secure storage, restrooms, and administrative support.

Georgia Campus

Location TBD, Georgia

The Georgia Campus is a coming-soon expansion node for the Mid-Atlantic regional network, extending production, workforce development, and community infrastructure into the Southeast. Location and operational structure currently in development.

Planned Functions (In Development)

Production & Media Hub

Film, podcast, commercial content, and media training tied to Southeast regional campaigns.

Workforce Development

Job training, readiness programs, and occupational certification tied to regional partnerships.

Community Infrastructure

Partner coordination, intake support, and community activation for the Georgia service area.

Campus details and launch timeline to be announced summer 2026. Contact MAE to inquire about Georgia partnership opportunities.

NEW! Virginia Campus

Location TBD, Virginia

The Virginia Campus is a coming-soon expansion node extending the Mid-Atlantic network into Virginia, supporting production, workforce development, and community infrastructure for the Mid-Atlantic corridor. Location and operational structure currently in development.

Planned Functions (In Development)

Production & Media Hub

Film, podcast, commercial content, and media training serving the Virginia and Mid-Atlantic corridor.

Workforce Development

Job training, readiness programs, and occupational certification tied to regional and federal workforce partnerships.

Community Infrastructure

Partner coordination, intake support, and community activation for the Virginia service area.

Campus details and launch timeline to be announced. Contact MAE to inquire about Virginia partnership opportunities.

How the Campus Network Works

Each campus has a defined role in the regional infrastructure.

Workforce Development

Training support, production education, partner coordination, and workforce documentation connected to real-world project activity across the regional campus network.

Production & Media

Film, documentary, commercial, brand, and media production.

Supported through Mid-Atlantic Entertainment Group, Mid Atlantic Beats Studio, and affiliated production partners.

More Locations Coming Soon!

Mid-Atlantic Enterprises operates a regional campus network across Southeastern North Carolina, with strategic expansion hubs in Virginia and Georgia. Each campus supports a defined operational function, partner pathway, and compliance boundary within the broader MAE ecosystem.

Partner With a Campus

Businesses, nonprofits, producers, funders, and community partners can work with MAE through documented partner lanes. Call: (919) 438-3718 | Email: info@midatlanticenterprises.net | Appointments: By appointment only