North Carolina Community Health Center Association

North Carolina Community Health Center Association The North Carolina Community Health Center Association (NCCHCA) is a private, non-profit membership a

Formed in 1978 by the leadership of community health centers, NCCHCA is comprised of membership from each of the 39 health center grantees, 3 Look-alike organizations, and other partners. These health center grantees and Look-alikes operate over 270 clinical sites and served nearly 600,000 patients in 2018. The North Carolina Community Health Center Association was created to advance the common mission of health centers across the state. NCCHCA represents the interests of North Carolina’s health centers to federal, state, and local agencies and officials. The Association also seeks support from foundations, corporations, and other private entities to increase access to primary health care for all North Carolinians. NCCHCA’s staff serves on state and national coalitions and task forces to foster collaboration, leverage resources, and avoid duplication of services. NCCHCA is a valuable resource to health centers, providing training and technical assistance in areas such as clinical service delivery, governance, workforce development, and administration. NCCHCA regularly presents workshops, trainings, and conferences to keep health center staff on the cutting edge of effective and cost-efficient service delivery. The Association consistently analyzes key issues facing health centers and provides our members with critical information in a timely fashion. In addition, the Association helps communities to create new health centers or expand existing ones.

On September 23, 2025, NCCHCA proudly celebrated the graduation of our Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Initiative (MAAI...
10/01/2025

On September 23, 2025, NCCHCA proudly celebrated the graduation of our Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Initiative (MAAI) Cohort 2 at the beautiful Lake Johnson Waterfront Center. 💙

This inspiring group of apprentices has shown extraordinary dedication—balancing clinical hours, training, and exams to achieve this milestone. Congratulations to each graduate for your hard work, perseverance, and commitment to serving your communities as healthcare professionals. 👏

A heartfelt thank you to our instructors, preceptors, and staff who guided these apprentices every step of the way. Your leadership and mentorship continue to transform lives and strengthen North Carolina’s healthcare workforce. 🌟

💡 And we’re just getting started!

The next MAAI Cohort will begin in January 2026, and we look forward to welcoming a new group of future healthcare heroes.
Here’s to the success of our graduates and the exciting journey ahead! 💙

Now hiring! Community Health Centers across North Carolina are recruiting medical assistant apprentices for Cohort 5 in ...
09/29/2025

Now hiring! Community Health Centers across North Carolina are recruiting medical assistant apprentices for Cohort 5 in January 2026! NCCHCA is grateful for the 's investment in our Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Initiative (MAAI) as we work together to grow the health care workforce!

Thank you Congressman Don Davis and Congresswoman Deborah Ross for introducing this resolution during National Health Ce...
08/14/2025

Thank you Congressman Don Davis and Congresswoman Deborah Ross for introducing this resolution during National Health Center Week to honor our Community Health Centers, which now provide a one-stop shop for primary and preventive care for 800,000 North Carolinians every year!

Honored to introduce a resolution recognizing community health centers.

As we celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Community Health Center movement, we extend our gratitude to Governor Josh S...
08/07/2025

As we celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Community Health Center movement, we extend our gratitude to Governor Josh Stein for his official proclamation in support of National Health Center Week here in North Carolina. This proclamation honors the critical role that Community Health Centers play in saving lives and taxpayer dollars through comprehensive, patient-centered primary and preventive care in rural and underserved communities across North Carolina, regardless of their ability to pay.

Thank you, Governor Stein, for recognizing the importance of North Carolina's Community Health Centers, which have grown to care for 800,000 North Carolinians each year!

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4917 Waters Edge Drive Ste 165
Raleigh, NC
27606

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Tuesday 7:45am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:45am - 5pm
Thursday 7:45am - 5pm
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