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Highland Shows UP, Speaks UP, Steps UP Aligning Systems for Health: Community-led Collaboration Advancing Health Equity

Jan 22, 2021
The report evaluates Healthier Highland’s multi-sector collaboration and seeks to capture and learn about the accomplishments and learnings focusing on how authentic community engagement is essential to impacting systems and […]

Highland Shows UP, Speaks UP, Steps UP Aligning Systems for Health: Community-led Collaboration Advancing Health Equity

January 22, 2021 by Megan Bolejack

The report evaluates Healthier Highland’s multi-sector collaboration and seeks to capture and learn about the accomplishments and learnings focusing on how authentic community engagement is essential to impacting systems and reducing health disparities. Healthier Highland is a Community Centered Health initiative founded in 2014. The initiative is a community led collaboration between a historically African-American neighborhood, the FQHC, health department, hospital, the City of Gastonia, agriculture extension, the neighborhood association, and several community partners. Healthier Highland aims to reduce health disparities related to obesity among Highland Neighborhood residents by building a culture of healthy eating and active living, reinforcing networks of social support, shaping community development projects, and supporting clinical changes within the Highland Health Center. In this report, learn about key factors that supported community engagement; perspectives from the community partners on current engagement, processes, and outcomes; and recommendations for community and resident led engagement in aligning systems for health. Read the article to learn strategies and perspectives for community-based solutions to health and equity.

Moving to Virtual Platforms: Living Healthy Chronic Disease Self-Management Program

Jul 29, 2020
In addition to the brief, Carolina Health Net provided the tips for using zooms as a resource for this brief. Helpful Tips for Using Zoom.Participants

Moving to Virtual Platforms: Living Healthy Chronic Disease Self-Management Program

July 29, 2020 by Megan Bolejack

In addition to the brief, Carolina Health Net provided the tips for using zooms as a resource for this brief.
Helpful Tips for Using Zoom.Participants

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NCDHHS Delays Implementation of the NC Medicaid Managed Care Behavioral Health and I/DD

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will delay the implementation of the NC Medicaid Managed Care Behavioral Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Tailored Plans. The launch was scheduled for […]

Job Opportunity – Virtual Admin Assistant

Position:          Virtual Administrative Assistant  Reports to:      Executive Director   Type:                Part Time   Location:         Virtual  Compensation: $25/hr.   The Virtual Administrative Assistant will work with the Care Share Health Alliance staff […]

Care Share Health Alliance Statement on the Murder of Tyre Nichols

At Care Share Health Alliance we approach this statement with intense sadness for the loss of life of Tyre Nichols and with the deepest sympathy for his family to have […]

Care Share Honors Jan. 16, 2023 as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

“Of all forms of discrimination and inequalities, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhuman.” This quote from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is often cited by those of us […]

NC’s BIPOC Leaders: Rev. Dr. Dawn Baldwin Gibson at Peletah Ministries

Rev. Dr. Dawn Baldwin Gibson still remembers when she was only four years old sitting at a nurse’s station in the hospital, while her mother was visiting with Gibson’s father, […]

NC’s BIPOC Leaders: Yesenia Cuello, Executive Director at NC FIELD

Yesenia Cuello may only be 30 years old, but she has a lifetime of experience to inform her work as Executive Director of NC FIELD, a non-profit working with farmworker […]

Tailored Plans will be delayed until April 1, 2023

NC DHHS has announced that implementation of the NC Medicaid Managed Care Behavioral Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Tailored Plans will be delayed until April 1, 2023 instead of December 1, 2022. Tailored […]

Request For Proposal: Independent Auditor

Care Share Health Alliance is seeking a qualified auditing firm to provide accounting services. Specific questions to which we ask your response are listed in Exhibit I.  Please note that […]

Guidance on Preparing for the End of the PHE

Since it began in January 2020, the COVID-19 federal Public Health Emergency (PHE) helped prevent NC Medicaid beneficiaries from losing their health coverage during the pandemic, even if someone’s eligibility […]

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