Press Release – April 13, 2021 Wilmington, North Carolina – Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear (CCLCF) and the Harrelson Center’s “Health Hub in the Help Hub” pilot will […]
Live Oak Bank Awards CCLCF Grant Funding to Increase Access to Health Care Read More »
This week is Black Maternal Health Week, an annual initiative that serves to amplify the voices and experiences of Black mothers to advance health equity. Please join First Year Cape
Black Maternal Health Week April 11-17, 2021 Read More »
Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear (CCLCF) and the New Hanover County Resiliency Task Force have partnered on a Community Resiliency project, thanks to grant funding from the Landfall
Check out CCLCF\’s Sarah Ridout, MBA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP discussing ways to bridge the healthcare gap between Human Service Organizations and providers. A big thank you to Atrómitos, LLC for the guest post opportunity. Click
CCLCF\’s Guest Writer on Atromitos Consulting Read More »
The NC Medicaid Provider Services team is partnering with NC AHEC to host virtual Health Plan Meet and Greet sessions. NC Medicaid consultants and health plan representatives will be available to address
NC Health Plan Virtual Meet & Greets Read More »
Press Release February 24, 2021 Wilmington, North Carolina – Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear (CCLCF) has joined Cape Fear HealthNet (CFHN) in managing their member’s chronic conditions and
Congratulations to CCLCF\’s Doris Robinson and her nomination as a 2021 YWCA Woman of Achievement in the Health and Wellness category! Doris has worked tirelessly in her career to help
CCLCF\’s Doris Robinson nominated as a 2021 YWCA Woman of Achievement Read More »
Social Impact Investing: Cape Fear Collective Aims For $10M BY CECE NUNN, POSTED FEB 2, 2021 WILMINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL A Wilmington organization has already deployed $1.8 million through a platform that
CCLCF partners with Cape Fear Collective on Career Impact Bond Read More »
CCLCF and Senior Health Associates were interviewed by WWAY TV helping to dispel some myths about the COVID vaccination. CCLCF Medical Director Dr. Henry Hawthorne Jr., Associate Medical Director Dr.
CCLCF and Senior Health Associates address common misconceptions about COVID-19 vaccine Read More »
CCLCF is excited to share a South Brunswick Magazine article featuring Lauren Clark, MSW, CCM, CCLCF Program Integration Coordinator, Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® Trainer. The interview discusses the importance of
What is Resiliency? Read More »