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The report describes the state’s expansive and strategic efforts to transform the public behavioral health system to deliver high-quality, equitable, accessible care that meets people where they are in their communities.  NCDHHS has made sweeping changes over the past seven years and continues to make using these investments, including strengthening the state’s system of care for people experiencing a crisis, expanding treatment options for children and youth with complex needs, improving outcomes for people involved in or at risk to enter the justice system, and supporting the behavioral health workforce.

This work doesn’t happen without critical partnerships with community organizations across the state helping to expand access to services; and most importantly, the commitment of North Carolina’s behavioral health workforce to continue improving outcomes for the people and families they serve.

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WHEN: Saturday, September 7, 2024 from 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

WHERE: Robeson Community College

SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY:

Carine Lucia Kelleher, MPH

“Cultural Community Wealth and the Perinatal Population”

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On Friday, August 16th, 2024, NC MATTERS and the NC DHHS Maternal Health Branch, Women, Infant, and Community Wellness Section, are inviting healthcare and public health professionals to join us in Asheville to learn about how we can improve our support of maternal health outcomes. Aiming to provide relevant updates to maternal health screening and treatment options, as well as to elevate destigmatizing approaches to integrated care, this event has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit. Participants will engage in discussion and tackle real-world scenarios across North Carolina perinatal care regions.

Registration is now open! .

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NC MATTERS operates in the state of North Carolina, and as such, this letter is intended only intended for patients and providers in the state of North Carolina.

Download here: NC MATTERS Patient Letter to Provider

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