Celebrating 20 Years! Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear staff came together in celebration to share success stories, reminisce, laugh, and give thanks to the amazingly dedicated, caring, and […]
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Please take a moment to read outstanding achievements and highlights from 2022! We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season. CCLCF 2022 Year In Review
CCLCF Year in Review 2022 Read More »
Congratulations to CCLCF’s own Sarah Ridout, Program Director of Cape Fear HOP, and team for being finalists for the 2022 Health Care Hero’s Award in Community Achievement. This award
Greater Wilmington Business Journal Health Care Heroes Award Finalist Read More »
Come join CCLCF and other vendors at the Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Community Health and Wellness Fair on Friday October 21, 2022 from 10am – 2 pm. Located at
Come join CCLCF at the Mt. Calvary Community Health and Wellness Fair Read More »
New Hanover County community-based organizations, human service organizations and other organizations that support or service Medicaid beneficiaries – come join us to learn more about the Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP)
Healthy Opportunities Pilot – No Wrong Door Approach event in New Hanover County Read More »
Bladen county community based organizations, human service organizations and other organizations that support or service Medicaid beneficiaries – come join us to learn more about the Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP)
Healthy Opportunities Pilot – No Wrong Door Approach event in Bladen County Read More »
Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear is excited to receive a grant from the Onslow Caring Communities Foundation, an affiliate of the NC Community Foundation, to support a
Nancy Duzick, RN, BSN, CCLCF Medicare Program Director authored a guest post for Atrómitos, LLC discussing healthcare support for our aging population. Click below to learn more about the importance of
Where is the healthcare support for our aging population? Read More »
Congratulations to our own Doris Robinson, RN, CCM for receiving the Legacy Award at the NC Association of Women\’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) convention. Doris was nominated
One of our area’s most vulnerable populations is those individuals who lack access to or resources for their health care, especially those who are uninsured or under-insured and living in
How does CCLCF support rural health and human services (HHS) departments? Read More »