The North Carolina Healthcare Foundation (NCHF) is proud to announce the 2025 recipients of the Social Impact Mini-Grants in Robeson County. A total of $300,000 in funding has been awarded this year, made possible through the generous support of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust.
With 58% of Robeson County residents enrolled in Medicaid — and over 15% without any health insurance — UNC Health Southeastern and its patients will be hit hard by federal cuts.
Gov. Josh Stein signed into law on July 7 bipartisan House Bill 546 that mandates the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services impose a work requirement as a condition of participation for Medicaid services.
Congress’ budget bill passed last week will have major impacts on assistance for North Carolinians. The “One Big Beautiful Bill”…
The Beaufort County Health Department and multiple other organizations hosted their annual opioid settlement public meeting at Beaufort County Community…
Local substance abuse treatment centers offer an array of services to individuals in need, including substance use and mental health…
Medicaid is a central engine of that success. This is particularly true in rural regions of our state. But threatened federal cuts could throw sand in the gears of our economic vitality.
Hear from Shantae Graham, founder and director of the Full Circle mentoring program and other community voices who joined in celebrating the ribbon cutting of the Piedmont Circle Legends and Legacy basketball court.