CFHN News
Nonprofit ups income eligibility for healthcare access ahead of Medicaid expansion
Original article posted on Port City Daily by Amy Passaretti Willis. On Dec. 1, Medicaid expansion in North Carolina will take effect, offering health insurance to more individuals; however, there are still more than 600,000 statewide who will not qualify. As a result, a local nonprofit serving the under- and uninsured will increase access to…
Read MoreCFHN Board Member, Dante Haywood, Becomes New Director of Data Science at Cape Fear Collective!
CONGRATULATIONS DANTE! From Cape Fear Collective: We’re so excited to announce our new Director of Data Science, Dante Haywood! Haywood has been with CFC since January ’21. He was originally drawn to the organization because of its commitment to using data to make unique positive impacts. Haywood reflected, “It was not just that CFC had…
Read MoreNew Hanover County celebrates one of our Board of Directors!
One of our Board of Directors, Panza McNeill, was recently one of eleven employees honored with the Hall of Honor award from New Hanover County. We are so proud of you Panza! Check out the full article here: https://www.nhcgov.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=389
Read MoreThank You to our Funders!
We would like to thank our funders for FY 2022/2023. Without their support we would not be able to provide access to a primary medical home, specialty care and care navigation for the low income uninsured in Southeastern NC: The Duke Endowment, United Way of the Lower Cape Fear, Cape Fear Memorial Foundation, NC Office…
Read MoreThank you to the Work on Wilmington volunteers!
Saturday, April 27th 2019, work on Wilmington volunteers from Untappd and New Hanover Regional Medical Center came out to help us repaint our office and do some landscaping work. We sincerely appreciate the hard work that these individuals put in to improving our office space! Our incredible volunteers!
Read MoreCape Fear HealthNet attends the 4th Annual Mind Body and Soul Health Fair!
Cape Fear Health Net had the opportunity to attend the 4th Annual Mind Body and Soul Health Fair for the second time on April 13th, 2019. The annual health fair is sponsored by The City of Wilmington African American Commission and the New Hanover County NAACP and is held at the MLK Center downtown. It’s…
Read MoreThank you to our funders!
Cape Fear Healthnet would like to thank our funders for the 2017-18 fiscal year. Our efforts on behalf of the uninsured in Southeastern North Carolina would not be as effective without your support. Brunswick County General Fund Cape Fear Memorial Foundation The Duke Endowment Landfall Foundation Making Waves Foundation NC Office of Rural Health &…
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