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This resource guide was created by Pro-Choice North Carolina to help healthcare providers navigate access to abortion.
Organization
Research study with resources for patients and providers to improve recognition and response to severe HTN in pregnancy and postpartum.
Program
We are entrusted by the State of North Carolina to ensure that pregnant women with dependent children who have a substance-related disorder have access to available services statewide.
Program
The Perinatal Quality Collaborative of North Carolina will address obstetric sepsis through an initiative that supports the implementation of evidence-based measures to prevent infection, improve recognition and treatment of maternal infections, and implement systems to appropriately escalate care for patients experiencing maternal infection or sepsis.
Organization
Mental health services for pregnant and postpartum people in North Carolina. Provides free, walk-in mental health screenings, outpatient therapy (in-person or virtual), and intensive outpatient program (IOP) (in-person or virtual).
Organization
Mission is to provide safe, compassionate and satisfying evidence-based health care and education, support services for parents, and provide patient-centered care at all times. Improve access to care for underserved populations; provide education to patients and the community; and serve as a clinical training site for students in the healthcare fields.
Organization
Part of a webinar series hosted by the NC DHHS and NC AHEC to help prepare providers, practice managers, and quality managers for Medicaid Managed Care.
Webinar
Breastfeed Durham is a health equity advocacy group located in Durham, North Carolina. It is our hope that every family in our community understands the benefits of breastfeeding, and is then able to make informed decisions that are right for them. We celebrate any amount of breastmilk received by an infant, whether breast- or chestfeeding, given by bottle, or provided by another method (supplemental nursing system, syringe, spoon, gastrostomy tube, Haberman Feeder). Though our focus is human milk feeding, Breastfeed Durham strives to support all Durham families, including families that use formula. We are working to be sensitive to every family’s trials, tribulations, pain, exhaustion, needs, and challenges. There is a great deal of work to be done in Durham before all families will have equitable access to healthcare, breastfeeding support resources, and education. Our definition of breastfeeding “success” is defined by each family’s individual needs and by each family’s individual desires.
Organization
Offers support to families of children who have experienced adverse life events including but not limited neonatal exposure to substances.
Program
Addresses pregnancy intendedness, personal safety, food insecurity, housing, and the 5 Ps.
Other
How to order blood pressure cuffs for patient in-home use as a way of monitoring for hypertension, preeclampsia, and other conditions.
Program
A program that seeks to enhance access to comprehensive care for pregnant Medicaid beneficiaries and to improve birth outcomes. It promotes evidence-based, high-quality maternity care in more than 400 practices across the state. These practices represent 95% percent of prenatal care providers who serve the Medicaid population.
Program
A webinar series produced by MAHEC featuring a variety of topics around maternal and reproductive health.
Webinar
Founded in 2021, the Duke Center for Girls & Women with ADHD is one of the nation’s only programs dedicated specifically to advancing knowledge about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in girls and women. Our mission is to advance education among patients, families, clinicians, educators, and the public about the unique needs of this population across the lifespan.
Program
In collaboration with the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy, NC Association of Pharmacists offers this NCCE accredited training experience designed to meet both statutory and NC Board of Pharmacy rules for pharmacists in providing hormonal contraceptives. There is also a toolkit to help implement the program once the training is completed.
Toolkit
Organizations and individuals from a broad range of disciplines with a shared interest in enhancing perinatal health among incarcerated persons collaborate on a variety of initiatives to enhance the care and treatment of this population in North Carolina.
Organization
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide stakeholders with key information to support public health decision-making based on up-to-date, specific, and relevant data. We hope that this tool serves as a user-friendly, effective, and efficient way to understand trends and patterns across our region in order to advocate for policies, processes, and services that enhance quality of care and quality of life.
Toolkit
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide communities with key information and tools that can enhance transitions, continuity, and access to healthcare services.
Toolkit
A podcast series produced by MAHEC featuring a variety of topics around maternal and reproductive health.
Podcast
A North Carolina-specific consortium to assist maternal and child healthcare providers in promoting the best practices.
Toolkit
NC HealthConnex is North Carolina's state health information exchange, linking disparate systems and existing HIE networks together to deliver a holistic view of patient records. It allows clinicians to access patients’ comprehensive records across multiple providers, as well as review labs, diagnostics, history, allergies, medications and more.
Database
Listing of the companies participating in the NC Medicaid Prepaid Health Plan program, along with manuals, member handbooks, and other information for each one.
Toolkit
NC Pharmacy Finder, powered by the North Carolina Association of Pharmacists, is a database of independent and chain pharmacies that offer specialized services such as contraception and Post Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV. Results can be filtered by location and type of services needed.
Database
NC-PAL is designed to help primary care providers (PCPs) address the mental and behavioral health concerns of children, adolescents, young adults up to age 21, pregnant patients, and patients who have recently given birth.
Organization
Provides resources and connection to free clinics and pharmacy services.
Organization
A project through the UNC School of Social Work funded by the NCDHHS. Includes a high level "Guidance for NC" section and resources for pregnant or parenting patients experiencing OUD.
Toolkit
Provides support for first-time mothers during the pregnancy and afterwards up to the child's second birthday.
Program
Positive Childhood Alliance North Carolina (PCANC, the NC chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America), in collaboration with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, developed this toolkit to assist North Carolina healthcare providers in fostering a unified approach to promoting positive childhoods. This toolkit offers practical information and resources medical providers can use to create a shared language across the state and build their understanding amongst themselves, their colleagues, and communities they serve, of the pivotal role they play in nurturing children's well-being and supporting families so child maltreatment never occurs.
Toolkit
A tool provided by UNC School of Medicine. Goal: “ Every encounter should provide safety, privacy, and dignity.”
Toolkit
Protocols and workflows for managing common high-risk pregnancy conditions reviewed and updated by MAHEC Maternal-Fetal Medicine providers.
Toolkit
A community of organizations, agencies, and individuals committed to making North Carolina the best place to give birth and be born.
Organization
The number of females in North Carolina prisons and jails has risen dramatically, and 5-7% of incarcerated females are pregnant. Learn how you can support this high-risk population through compassionate, trauma-informed care. Free training for hospitals/clinical staff who care for incarcerated people during pregnancy/birth.
Program
A tool used for prenatal counseling on lactation and optimal maternity care practices. It consists of a patient booklet and an educator flip chart. Supplementary resources are also available, including a new website, an implementation guide, printing tips, and a curriculum description.
Toolkit
Circle of Security Parenting Group, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Program
Safe Sleep NC is a program of the UNC Collaborative for Maternal and Infant Health. Erin McClain, MA, MPH, and Megan Canady, MSW, MSPH, coordinate the program. The goal of Safe Sleep NC is to strengthen the adoption of infant safe sleep practices that reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and prevent infant sleep-related deaths such as accidental infant asphyxiation and suffocation across the state.
Program
Teen and Tots Program through Atrium Health Levine Children's Teen Health Center serves as primary care for teen parent(s) and their child (0-18 months). Infant well visits will be paired with a teen parent(s) visit throughout the infants’ first 18 months to ensure timely comprehensive medical care for both teen parent(s) and their child.
Program
Mastitis is a spectrum of conditions ranging from engorgement to abscess to subacute mastitis which often leads to early weaning from breastfeeding. The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine has released an updated protocol for managing the mastitis spectrum.
Webinar
Algorithms developed in the UNC Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Maternal Fetal Medicine division are available in service to providers of mothers and babies in North Carolina.
Toolkit
Virtual lectures that provide education for pediatric physicians and healthcare providers.
Webinar
Sign up here for MAHEC's monthly Regional Ob/Gyn Newsletter, the WNC OBserver! This newsletter was created to share up-to-date information and initiatives in our region with stakeholders and other interested populations.
Newsletter
The Women, Infant & Community Wellness Section (WICWS) is pleased to offer you free health publications. Quantities of materials may be limited. Limits are set to help ensure that the WICWS can provide for as many people as possible.
Program
Breastfeed Durham is a health equity advocacy group located in Durham, North Carolina. It is our hope that every family in our community understands the benefits of breastfeeding, and is then able to make informed decisions that are right for them. We celebrate any amount of breastmilk received by an infant, whether breast- or chestfeeding, given by bottle, or provided by another method (supplemental nursing system, syringe, spoon, gastrostomy tube, Haberman Feeder). Though our focus is human milk feeding, Breastfeed Durham strives to support all Durham families, including families that use formula. We are working to be sensitive to every family’s trials, tribulations, pain, exhaustion, needs, and challenges. There is a great deal of work to be done in Durham before all families will have equitable access to healthcare, breastfeeding support resources, and education. Our definition of breastfeeding “success” is defined by each family’s individual needs and by each family’s individual desires.
Organization
Organizations and individuals from a broad range of disciplines with a shared interest in enhancing perinatal health among incarcerated persons collaborate on a variety of initiatives to enhance the care and treatment of this population in North Carolina.
Organization
Mental health services for pregnant and postpartum people in North Carolina. Provides free, walk-in mental health screenings, outpatient therapy (in-person or virtual), and intensive outpatient program (IOP) (in-person or virtual).
Organization
Part of a webinar series hosted by the NC DHHS and NC AHEC to help prepare providers, practice managers, and quality managers for Medicaid Managed Care.
Webinar
Offers support to families of children who have experienced adverse life events including but not limited neonatal exposure to substances.
Program
Founded in 2021, the Duke Center for Girls & Women with ADHD is one of the nation’s only programs dedicated specifically to advancing knowledge about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in girls and women. Our mission is to advance education among patients, families, clinicians, educators, and the public about the unique needs of this population across the lifespan.
Program
NC-PAL is designed to help primary care providers (PCPs) address the mental and behavioral health concerns of children, adolescents, young adults up to age 21, pregnant patients, and patients who have recently given birth.
Organization
Provides resources and connection to free clinics and pharmacy services.
Organization
Circle of Security Parenting Group, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Program
Breastfeed Durham is a health equity advocacy group located in Durham, North Carolina. It is our hope that every family in our community understands the benefits of breastfeeding, and is then able to make informed decisions that are right for them. We celebrate any amount of breastmilk received by an infant, whether breast- or chestfeeding, given by bottle, or provided by another method (supplemental nursing system, syringe, spoon, gastrostomy tube, Haberman Feeder). Though our focus is human milk feeding, Breastfeed Durham strives to support all Durham families, including families that use formula. We are working to be sensitive to every family’s trials, tribulations, pain, exhaustion, needs, and challenges. There is a great deal of work to be done in Durham before all families will have equitable access to healthcare, breastfeeding support resources, and education. Our definition of breastfeeding “success” is defined by each family’s individual needs and by each family’s individual desires.
Organization
Offers support to families of children who have experienced adverse life events including but not limited neonatal exposure to substances.
Program
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide stakeholders with key information to support public health decision-making based on up-to-date, specific, and relevant data. We hope that this tool serves as a user-friendly, effective, and efficient way to understand trends and patterns across our region in order to advocate for policies, processes, and services that enhance quality of care and quality of life.
Toolkit
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide communities with key information and tools that can enhance transitions, continuity, and access to healthcare services.
Toolkit
A North Carolina-specific consortium to assist maternal and child healthcare providers in promoting the best practices.
Toolkit
NC-PAL is designed to help primary care providers (PCPs) address the mental and behavioral health concerns of children, adolescents, young adults up to age 21, pregnant patients, and patients who have recently given birth.
Organization
Provides resources and connection to free clinics and pharmacy services.
Organization
Provides support for first-time mothers during the pregnancy and afterwards up to the child's second birthday.
Program
Positive Childhood Alliance North Carolina (PCANC, the NC chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America), in collaboration with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, developed this toolkit to assist North Carolina healthcare providers in fostering a unified approach to promoting positive childhoods. This toolkit offers practical information and resources medical providers can use to create a shared language across the state and build their understanding amongst themselves, their colleagues, and communities they serve, of the pivotal role they play in nurturing children's well-being and supporting families so child maltreatment never occurs.
Toolkit
A community of organizations, agencies, and individuals committed to making North Carolina the best place to give birth and be born.
Organization
A tool used for prenatal counseling on lactation and optimal maternity care practices. It consists of a patient booklet and an educator flip chart. Supplementary resources are also available, including a new website, an implementation guide, printing tips, and a curriculum description.
Toolkit
Safe Sleep NC is a program of the UNC Collaborative for Maternal and Infant Health. Erin McClain, MA, MPH, and Megan Canady, MSW, MSPH, coordinate the program. The goal of Safe Sleep NC is to strengthen the adoption of infant safe sleep practices that reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and prevent infant sleep-related deaths such as accidental infant asphyxiation and suffocation across the state.
Program
Teen and Tots Program through Atrium Health Levine Children's Teen Health Center serves as primary care for teen parent(s) and their child (0-18 months). Infant well visits will be paired with a teen parent(s) visit throughout the infants’ first 18 months to ensure timely comprehensive medical care for both teen parent(s) and their child.
Program
Virtual lectures that provide education for pediatric physicians and healthcare providers.
Webinar
The Women, Infant & Community Wellness Section (WICWS) is pleased to offer you free health publications. Quantities of materials may be limited. Limits are set to help ensure that the WICWS can provide for as many people as possible.
Program
Research study with resources for patients and providers to improve recognition and response to severe HTN in pregnancy and postpartum.
Program
Mission is to provide safe, compassionate and satisfying evidence-based health care and education, support services for parents, and provide patient-centered care at all times. Improve access to care for underserved populations; provide education to patients and the community; and serve as a clinical training site for students in the healthcare fields.
Organization
Organizations and individuals from a broad range of disciplines with a shared interest in enhancing perinatal health among incarcerated persons collaborate on a variety of initiatives to enhance the care and treatment of this population in North Carolina.
Organization
Mission is to provide safe, compassionate and satisfying evidence-based health care and education, support services for parents, and provide patient-centered care at all times. Improve access to care for underserved populations; provide education to patients and the community; and serve as a clinical training site for students in the healthcare fields.
Organization
How to order blood pressure cuffs for patient in-home use as a way of monitoring for hypertension, preeclampsia, and other conditions.
Program
Listing of the companies participating in the NC Medicaid Prepaid Health Plan program, along with manuals, member handbooks, and other information for each one.
Toolkit
Research study with resources for patients and providers to improve recognition and response to severe HTN in pregnancy and postpartum.
Program
We are entrusted by the State of North Carolina to ensure that pregnant women with dependent children who have a substance-related disorder have access to available services statewide.
Program
The Perinatal Quality Collaborative of North Carolina will address obstetric sepsis through an initiative that supports the implementation of evidence-based measures to prevent infection, improve recognition and treatment of maternal infections, and implement systems to appropriately escalate care for patients experiencing maternal infection or sepsis.
Organization
Mental health services for pregnant and postpartum people in North Carolina. Provides free, walk-in mental health screenings, outpatient therapy (in-person or virtual), and intensive outpatient program (IOP) (in-person or virtual).
Organization
Mission is to provide safe, compassionate and satisfying evidence-based health care and education, support services for parents, and provide patient-centered care at all times. Improve access to care for underserved populations; provide education to patients and the community; and serve as a clinical training site for students in the healthcare fields.
Organization
Breastfeed Durham is a health equity advocacy group located in Durham, North Carolina. It is our hope that every family in our community understands the benefits of breastfeeding, and is then able to make informed decisions that are right for them. We celebrate any amount of breastmilk received by an infant, whether breast- or chestfeeding, given by bottle, or provided by another method (supplemental nursing system, syringe, spoon, gastrostomy tube, Haberman Feeder). Though our focus is human milk feeding, Breastfeed Durham strives to support all Durham families, including families that use formula. We are working to be sensitive to every family’s trials, tribulations, pain, exhaustion, needs, and challenges. There is a great deal of work to be done in Durham before all families will have equitable access to healthcare, breastfeeding support resources, and education. Our definition of breastfeeding “success” is defined by each family’s individual needs and by each family’s individual desires.
Organization
Addresses pregnancy intendedness, personal safety, food insecurity, housing, and the 5 Ps.
Other
How to order blood pressure cuffs for patient in-home use as a way of monitoring for hypertension, preeclampsia, and other conditions.
Program
A program that seeks to enhance access to comprehensive care for pregnant Medicaid beneficiaries and to improve birth outcomes. It promotes evidence-based, high-quality maternity care in more than 400 practices across the state. These practices represent 95% percent of prenatal care providers who serve the Medicaid population.
Program
A webinar series produced by MAHEC featuring a variety of topics around maternal and reproductive health.
Webinar
Organizations and individuals from a broad range of disciplines with a shared interest in enhancing perinatal health among incarcerated persons collaborate on a variety of initiatives to enhance the care and treatment of this population in North Carolina.
Organization
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide stakeholders with key information to support public health decision-making based on up-to-date, specific, and relevant data. We hope that this tool serves as a user-friendly, effective, and efficient way to understand trends and patterns across our region in order to advocate for policies, processes, and services that enhance quality of care and quality of life.
Toolkit
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide communities with key information and tools that can enhance transitions, continuity, and access to healthcare services.
Toolkit
A podcast series produced by MAHEC featuring a variety of topics around maternal and reproductive health.
Podcast
A North Carolina-specific consortium to assist maternal and child healthcare providers in promoting the best practices.
Toolkit
Listing of the companies participating in the NC Medicaid Prepaid Health Plan program, along with manuals, member handbooks, and other information for each one.
Toolkit
Provides resources and connection to free clinics and pharmacy services.
Organization
A project through the UNC School of Social Work funded by the NCDHHS. Includes a high level "Guidance for NC" section and resources for pregnant or parenting patients experiencing OUD.
Toolkit
Provides support for first-time mothers during the pregnancy and afterwards up to the child's second birthday.
Program
A tool provided by UNC School of Medicine. Goal: “ Every encounter should provide safety, privacy, and dignity.”
Toolkit
Protocols and workflows for managing common high-risk pregnancy conditions reviewed and updated by MAHEC Maternal-Fetal Medicine providers.
Toolkit
A community of organizations, agencies, and individuals committed to making North Carolina the best place to give birth and be born.
Organization
The number of females in North Carolina prisons and jails has risen dramatically, and 5-7% of incarcerated females are pregnant. Learn how you can support this high-risk population through compassionate, trauma-informed care. Free training for hospitals/clinical staff who care for incarcerated people during pregnancy/birth.
Program
A tool used for prenatal counseling on lactation and optimal maternity care practices. It consists of a patient booklet and an educator flip chart. Supplementary resources are also available, including a new website, an implementation guide, printing tips, and a curriculum description.
Toolkit
Mastitis is a spectrum of conditions ranging from engorgement to abscess to subacute mastitis which often leads to early weaning from breastfeeding. The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine has released an updated protocol for managing the mastitis spectrum.
Webinar
Algorithms developed in the UNC Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Maternal Fetal Medicine division are available in service to providers of mothers and babies in North Carolina.
Toolkit
Sign up here for MAHEC's monthly Regional Ob/Gyn Newsletter, the WNC OBserver! This newsletter was created to share up-to-date information and initiatives in our region with stakeholders and other interested populations.
Newsletter
The Women, Infant & Community Wellness Section (WICWS) is pleased to offer you free health publications. Quantities of materials may be limited. Limits are set to help ensure that the WICWS can provide for as many people as possible.
Program
Part of a webinar series hosted by the NC DHHS and NC AHEC to help prepare providers, practice managers, and quality managers for Medicaid Managed Care.
Webinar
How to order blood pressure cuffs for patient in-home use as a way of monitoring for hypertension, preeclampsia, and other conditions.
Program
Listing of the companies participating in the NC Medicaid Prepaid Health Plan program, along with manuals, member handbooks, and other information for each one.
Toolkit
Research study with resources for patients and providers to improve recognition and response to severe HTN in pregnancy and postpartum.
Program
The Perinatal Quality Collaborative of North Carolina will address obstetric sepsis through an initiative that supports the implementation of evidence-based measures to prevent infection, improve recognition and treatment of maternal infections, and implement systems to appropriately escalate care for patients experiencing maternal infection or sepsis.
Organization
Addresses pregnancy intendedness, personal safety, food insecurity, housing, and the 5 Ps.
Other
In collaboration with the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy, NC Association of Pharmacists offers this NCCE accredited training experience designed to meet both statutory and NC Board of Pharmacy rules for pharmacists in providing hormonal contraceptives. There is also a toolkit to help implement the program once the training is completed.
Toolkit
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide stakeholders with key information to support public health decision-making based on up-to-date, specific, and relevant data. We hope that this tool serves as a user-friendly, effective, and efficient way to understand trends and patterns across our region in order to advocate for policies, processes, and services that enhance quality of care and quality of life.
Toolkit
Provides an overview of reproductive healthcare and substance use treatment resources across the 18 westernmost counties of North Carolina. The objective of this platform is to provide communities with key information and tools that can enhance transitions, continuity, and access to healthcare services.
Toolkit
A North Carolina-specific consortium to assist maternal and child healthcare providers in promoting the best practices.
Toolkit
NC HealthConnex is North Carolina's state health information exchange, linking disparate systems and existing HIE networks together to deliver a holistic view of patient records. It allows clinicians to access patients’ comprehensive records across multiple providers, as well as review labs, diagnostics, history, allergies, medications and more.
Database
A community of organizations, agencies, and individuals committed to making North Carolina the best place to give birth and be born.
Organization
The number of females in North Carolina prisons and jails has risen dramatically, and 5-7% of incarcerated females are pregnant. Learn how you can support this high-risk population through compassionate, trauma-informed care. Free training for hospitals/clinical staff who care for incarcerated people during pregnancy/birth.
Program
Safe Sleep NC is a program of the UNC Collaborative for Maternal and Infant Health. Erin McClain, MA, MPH, and Megan Canady, MSW, MSPH, coordinate the program. The goal of Safe Sleep NC is to strengthen the adoption of infant safe sleep practices that reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and prevent infant sleep-related deaths such as accidental infant asphyxiation and suffocation across the state.
Program
Mastitis is a spectrum of conditions ranging from engorgement to abscess to subacute mastitis which often leads to early weaning from breastfeeding. The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine has released an updated protocol for managing the mastitis spectrum.
Webinar
Algorithms developed in the UNC Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Maternal Fetal Medicine division are available in service to providers of mothers and babies in North Carolina.
Toolkit
The Women, Infant & Community Wellness Section (WICWS) is pleased to offer you free health publications. Quantities of materials may be limited. Limits are set to help ensure that the WICWS can provide for as many people as possible.
Program
This resource guide was created by Pro-Choice North Carolina to help healthcare providers navigate access to abortion.
Organization
A webinar series produced by MAHEC featuring a variety of topics around maternal and reproductive health.
Webinar
In collaboration with the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy, NC Association of Pharmacists offers this NCCE accredited training experience designed to meet both statutory and NC Board of Pharmacy rules for pharmacists in providing hormonal contraceptives. There is also a toolkit to help implement the program once the training is completed.
Toolkit
A podcast series produced by MAHEC featuring a variety of topics around maternal and reproductive health.
Podcast
NC Pharmacy Finder, powered by the North Carolina Association of Pharmacists, is a database of independent and chain pharmacies that offer specialized services such as contraception and Post Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV. Results can be filtered by location and type of services needed.
Database
We are entrusted by the State of North Carolina to ensure that pregnant women with dependent children who have a substance-related disorder have access to available services statewide.
Program
Offers support to families of children who have experienced adverse life events including but not limited neonatal exposure to substances.
Program
A project through the UNC School of Social Work funded by the NCDHHS. Includes a high level "Guidance for NC" section and resources for pregnant or parenting patients experiencing OUD.
Toolkit
This project was made possible thanks to the funding, guidance, and support from North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services - Division of Public Health - Maternal Health Branch-Women, Infant, and Community Wellness Section. This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $10,216,885 with 0% financed with nongovernmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.
