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1. What is Care Coordination for Children?

It is a voluntary program helping families like yours find and use community services that are designed to support families. There is no charge for your family to participate.

If you have children from birth - 5 years who qualify for the program, your CC4C caseworker will work with you in meeting your family’s needs. We can help you find medical care, transportation, and childcare and/or financial aid resources. Your CC4C understands the importance of strong families and she will be a source of information and support for you.

2. What are the Goals of the Program?

Our goals are to get you in touch with services for children and families, to support your children in reaching their developmental potential, and to help ensure that children are raised in healthy, safe, nurturing homes.

3. How can the CC4C Program support my child and me?

Your CC4C has information about a wide variety of family-oriented resources.
She will:
- Discuss family strengths and concerns through home visits, telephone calls and other personal contacts.
- Identify programs, services, and resources that meet your family’s needs.
- Provide developmental screenings.
- Offer you encouragement and support.

4. Am I eligible for the CC4C Program?

All children from birth to five years of age at risk of having developmental delays or who have serious medical conditions are eligible, regardless of family income.

5. How much does the Program cost?

The CC4C program is free of charge to all participants.

6. How do I get more information?

You can get more information by contacting Debra Barfield at 919-731-1305. You can find her email address on the Care Coordination for Children Page.