Community Connection: A 4C Blog of Events - A Lovely Outreach of Care

Welcome to the month of February, as Carolina Collaborative Community Care (4C) continues its 2026 mission to deliver patient-centered, value-based, community care. The 4C Family Connects NC Southeastern Region (FCNCSE) team, alongside partners at Carolina Complete Health (CCH), remain committed to upholding the compassion and standard of care that define 4C’s vision of building a healthier community — not only for our patients, but for ourselves as well.

For New Mothers giving birth in Cape Fear Valley Hospitals in the area, Family Connects helps these mothers out!

Under this partnership, 4C assists Carolina Complete Health with these patients in getting the care they need.

4C began the new year by continuing the Community Connection blog, reaffirming our commitment to serving Fayetteville and the surrounding communities through dedicated nursing services and expanded outreach initiatives. Throughout January, we also strengthened collaboration with our community partner, Greater Life of Fayetteville (GLOF), and our Men’s Only Workshop, “Tight’N It Up,” featuring the January theme, “New Year, New Legacy.”

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The Historic Orange Street School, the hosting place for the January Tight'N It Up Workshop. There is no audio, which is intended.

In addition, 4C continued its engagement with Kingdom Impact Ministries events, where outreach nurses provided guidance and support to individuals facing limited access to essential resources. Our housing and transportation assistance programs, the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) and the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), continued with the support of the City of Fayetteville. These collaborations have enabled us to broaden our reach and deepen our impact across the community in multiple ways.

4C continually seeks innovative opportunities to give back. On January 30, we participated in a successful donation and community giveaway in partnership with Circle of Brothers and Fayetteville Cares. To stay connected and learn more about our ongoing initiatives, we invite you to follow “Carolina Collaborative Community Care” on your preferred social media platform.

Although February is the shortest month of the year, our commitment to advancing community health and supporting patient well-being remains unwavering. Delivering patient-centered, value-based, community care continues to be the guiding mission that 4C proudly provides to the citizens we serve.