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Whether you’re thriving or facing challenges during pregnancy or during postpartum, you deserve support. The Thriving Hearts team is here to share information and to support you and your baby on your pregnancy journey.

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You are important

Explore your options for support

Whether you’re thriving or facing challenges during pregnancy or during postpartum, this guide introduces resources.

Social and health challenges are common. You do not need to have a problem or concern to learn about resources. For more information, ask your health care team or a Thriving Hearts Community Health Worker!

Access to Food and Infant Feeding Support
WIC provides food for eligible mothers during pregnancy and postpartum, as well as providing infant feeding support. SNAP is another source of food for qualifying families. We can help with applications. Food pantries provide high-quality food for you and your family. Farmers markets, churches, and community spaces often offer fresh or packaged food. Learn more at foodbankcenc.org or call 919-875-0707.

Hygiene Products
Diapers, wipes, menstrual pads, and adult incontinence supplies can be expensive. If you have extras, consider donating them. Many programs help distribute these essential products to those in need. Explore www.ncdiaperbank.org/need-help.

Legal Rights
Legal aid programs are available. You may be eligible for free legal help. To learn more about your rights, such as with housing, nutrition and disability benefits, and health insurance, check out legalaidnc.org or ask your health care team or Thriving Hearts Community Health Worker to make a referral. Services are confidential.

Mental Health
Everyone should have access to mental health support, regardless of their current situation. Whether it’s talking about your feelings, connecting with others, or taking medication if advised, mental health resources are there for you. You do not need a diagnosis to take steps to heal faster and be well. Explore postpartum.net, call 1- 800-944-4773, or text “Help” to 800-944-4773. For emergencies, reach out to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8.

Paying for Healthcare
Affordable health insurance can be challenging to find. For help, visit ncnavigator.org or call 1-855-733-3711. Many clinics also have financial navigators to help you explore insurance options, set up payment plans, or access discounted healthcare costs. You may be eligible for Medicaid during pregnancy and for 12 months postpartum.

General Resources
Visit nc211.org or call 2-1-1 for free and confidential information. For more information, go to thrivingheartsnc.org. Thriving Hearts offers a free texting program with more resource information and support from local Community Health Workers.

Tully & Umstead 2025

Usted es importante

Explore sus opciones para apoyo

Tanto si está en buen momento como si tiene retos durante el embarazo o durante el posparto, esta guía presenta recursos.
Los retos sociales y médicos son habituales. No necesita tener un problema o preocupación para conocer recursos. Para obtener más información, pregunte a su equipo médico o a un Trabajador de Salud Comunitaria de Thriving Hearts.

Acceso a Apoyo para Comida y Alimentación Infantil
WIC da comida para madres elegibles durante el embarazo y el posparto, y también da apoyo con la alimentación infantil. SNAP es otra fuente de comida para familias que califican. Podemos ayudar con aplicaciones. Los bancos de comida dan comida de alta calidad para usted y su familia. Los mercados de agricultores, iglesias y espacios comunitarios a menudo ofrecen comida fresca o empaquetada. Aprenda más en foodbankcenc.org o llame al 919-875-0707.

Productos de Higiene
Los pañales, toallitas, toallas menstruales y suministros para incontinencia adultapueden ser costosos. Si tiene extras, considere donarlos. Muchos programas ayudan a distribuir estos artículos esenciales a quienes los necesitan. Explore www.ncdiaperbank.org/need-help.

Derechos Legales
Hay programas de ayuda legal disponibles. Usted podría ser elegible para ayuda legal gratis. Para aprender más sobre sus derechos, como vivienda, beneficios por nutrición y discapacidad, y seguro médico, visite legalaidnc.org or solicite a su equipo de salud o un Trabajador de Salud Comunitario de Thriving Hearts que le derive. Los servicios son confidenciales.

Salud Mental
Todos deben tener acceso a apoyo de salud mental, sin importar su situación actual. Ya sea hablar sobre sus sentimientos, conectarse con otros o tomar medicación si se lo indicaron, los recursos de salud mental están disponibles para usted. No necesita un diagnóstico para tomar pasos para sanar más rápido y estar bien. Explore postpartum.net, llame al 1-800-944-4773 o envíe “Help” (Ayuda) al 800-944-4773. Para emergencias, comuníquese con Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 9-8-8.

Pagar por Atención Médica
El seguro médico a precio accesible puede ser difícil de encontrar. Para ayuda, visite ncnavigator.org o llame al 1-855-733-3711. Muchas clínicas también tienen navegadores económicos para ayudarla a explorar opciones de seguro, establecer planes de pago o acceder a costos de atención médica con descuento. Usted podría ser elegible para Medicaid durante el embarazo y por 12 meses posparto.

Recursos Generales
Visite nc211.org o llame al 2-1-1 para información gratis y confidencial. Para obtener más información, vaya a thrivingheartsnc.org. Thriving Hearts ofrece un programa gratis de mensajes de texto con más información de recursos y Trabajadores de Salud Comunitaria locales.

Tully & Umstead 2025

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Explore community-based organizations and supports for families. For additional resources and support, check out FindHelp.org or nc211.org

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Armed Services YMCA Fort Bragg

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Armed Services YMCA Fort Bragg

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Babies, Toddlers & Play
    • Libraries & Story Time
    • Parenting & Family Support
    • Pregnancy, Birth & New Baby Classes

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Baby & Maternity Items
    • Diapers & Hygiene Products

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Crisis & Emergency Help
    • Mental Health Support

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help
    • Housing and home repairs

Provides support services to military service members and their families. Offers essential programs such as childcare, hospital assistance, spouse support services, food services, computer training classes, health and wellness services, and holiday meals. (Clothing, pregnancy services, military family services)

They also offer Emergency Food Assistance, New Parent Assistance such as Baby Bundles, and early childhood education program.

Army Community Services Family Advocacy Program

County: Cumberland

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Army Community Services Family Advocacy Program

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Parenting & Family Support

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Crisis & Emergency Help
    • Healthy & Safe Relationships
    • Mental Health Support

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Legal Help & Your Rights

The Family Advocacy Program is responsible for the prevention of and response to child abuse and neglect and domestic abuse/intimate partner violence in military families. It works with civilian social service agencies, military and civilian medical providers, law enforcement, legal personnel, chaplains, and child and youth programs to provide a coordinated community response. The goal of the program is to promote the prevention, early identification, reporting and treatment of child and intimate partner abuse.

Program services vary by installation, but generally include:

• Public awareness campaigns, education and support for individuals, couples and parents
• Parenting support at every age and stage, including New Parent Support Program home visits for expectant parents, new parents and families with young children
• Safety planning, advocacy and support for domestic abuse victims
• Clinical treatment for abusers and all affected family members as appropriate

Baby Bounce – Spring Lake Community Library

County: Cumberland

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Baby Bounce – Spring Lake Community Library

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Libraries & Story Time

Join us for a fun and interactive story time for babies and toddlers up to age 23 months old. We will read stories, sing songs and do simple movement activities.

Baby Bounce and Tots Story Time: Cliffdale Regional Library

County: Cumberland

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Baby Bounce and Tots Story Time: Cliffdale Regional Library

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Libraries & Story Time

Cuddle, Play, Socialize. Songs, rhymes, finger plays and short stories are the highlights of this lap-sit experience for parents and their children. For babies and tots 0-23 months.

Baby Bounce and Tots Story Time: North Regional Library

County: Cumberland

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Baby Bounce and Tots Story Time: North Regional Library

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Libraries & Story Time

Join us for a cozy, playful story time just for babies and toddlers up to 24 months. We’ll share sweet, simple stories, sing joyful songs and enjoy gentle movement activities perfect for little learners.

Baby Bounce Story Time – Bordeaux Community Library

County: Cumberland

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Baby Bounce Story Time – Bordeaux Community Library

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Libraries & Story Time

Share songs, simple stories and playful activities designed especially for infants.

Baby/Toddler Story Time

County: Chatham

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Baby/Toddler Story Time

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Libraries & Story Time

Families with babies and toddlers (up to 36 months old) are invited to join us in the Lakritz Story Time Room for a weekly story time. These story times are designed to introduce babies, toddlers, and caregivers to early literacy concepts through stories, songs, fingerplays, and flannel board stories. Then, stay and play afterwards. Older siblings are always welcome.

Cape Fear Valley Health Medical Center Labor and Delivery

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

Cape Fear Valley Health Medical Center Labor and Delivery

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Giving Birth (Hospitals & Birth Centers)

We know that each woman’s childbirth experience is unique. With this in mind, we offer several birthing options to meet diverse needs and expectations.

At our birthing center, we prioritize the individual needs of each mother. Our aim is to make childbirth a safe, memorable experience, honoring the unique journey of each family.

Our 15 Labor, Delivery and Recovery (LDR) suites are equipped to provide comprehensive care in a single, private room. These spacious rooms foster a homey atmosphere while ensuring that all necessary medical support is available.

Our team is committed to working together for your comfort and safety. Your provider, our anesthesia staff and our nursing team collaborate to offer various pain management options, including epidural anesthesia.

After delivery and recovery, we encourage “rooming in”, which allows mothers and their newborns to bond. This is facilitated through our Family Centered Care Unit (FCCU), where a dedicated nurse provides care to both mother and child.

Recognizing the importance of breastfeeding, we have certified lactation consultants on staff. Along with our knowledgeable nursing team, they’re here to support and assist breastfeeding mothers.

Catholic Charities: Marie’s Clothing Closet

County: Cumberland

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

Catholic Charities: Marie’s Clothing Closet

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Baby & Maternity Items
    • Diapers & Hygiene Products

Named after long-time volunteer Marie Foti, Marie’s Baby Closet features items for babies and small children such as diapers, clothing from 0-5T for boys and girls, baby blankets, baby food, coats, and much more. We also provide assistance with food, children’s diapers and pull ups, menstrual products, adult incontinence and hygiene products.

Chatham Chuckwagon – Pittsboro

County: Chatham

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Chatham Chuckwagon – Pittsboro

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

Free Nutritious entrees prepared in local professional kitchens. Meals are cooked, vacuum packed, then frozen and quantities provided to accommodate your family. Meals are ready to heat and serve.

Chatham County WIC – Moncure

County: Chatham

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Chatham County WIC – Moncure

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

Chatham County WIC – Siler City

County: Chatham

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Chatham County WIC – Siler City

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

Chatham Partnership for Children – CHAMPS

County: Chatham

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

Chatham Partnership for Children – CHAMPS

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Baby & Maternity Items
    • Diapers & Hygiene Products

Ch.A.M.P.S. supports Chatham County families with young children by providing essential items like diapers, wipes, and hygiene products. Through Ch.A.M.P.S., families can access free supplies and connect with community resources that promote health, stability, and early development.

Connections of Cumberland County

County: Cumberland

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Connections of Cumberland County

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Housing and home repairs

Connections of Cumberland County operates the only walk-in Day Resource Center with case management that serves single women and women with children who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness. Our center collaborates with other community partners to bring a variety of services together in one easy-to-access location.

Coordinated Entry

County: Cumberland

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Coordinated Entry

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help
    • Housing and home repairs

Mission & Purpose
Our mission & purpose is to:

Facilitate the coordination of the community’s human services agencies and the community-at-large.

Adequately set strategies for addressing the needs of Cumberland County’s vulnerable populations to include homeless persons and those persons at-risk of becoming homeless.

To serve the main priorities of the US Department of Housing & Development (HUD).

  • www.faycccoc.org/housing
  • (910) 483-6869
  • For face-to-face assistance, individuals can visit:

    Monday - Friday (9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.)

    Cumberland HealthNet - 707 Murchison Road Suite 3

    Monday - Friday (9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.)

    Cumberland County Library - 300 Maiden Lane ​​

    Monday - Friday (9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.)

    Fayetteville Day Resource Center - 128 S. King St

CORA Food Pantry – Pittsboro

County: Chatham

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

CORA Food Pantry – Pittsboro

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

CORA’s food pantries provide free, nutritious groceries to anyone in need of food. 

Families receive a week’s worth of groceries (about 21 meals per family member) at each visit to the pantry. Families may visit a CORA food pantry two times per month. 

CORA Food Pantry – Siler City

County: Chatham

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

CORA Food Pantry – Siler City

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

CORA’s food pantries provide free, nutritious groceries to anyone in need of food. 

Families receive a week’s worth of groceries (about 21 meals per family member) at each visit to the pantry. Families may visit a CORA food pantry two times per month. 

Cross Cultural Resources, Inc. Charlotte Statewide -Interpretation

County: All, Cumberland, national

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Cross Cultural Resources, Inc. Charlotte Statewide -Interpretation

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Care by Phone or Video
    • Different Ways to Get Pregnancy Care

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Legal Help & Your Rights

Welcome to Language Resource Center (LRC®), your trusted partner for comprehensive interpretation and translation services. Located in Charlotte, we proudly serve clients across multiple states and are poised for global expansion. Our commitment to quality and excellence has established us as one of the largest providers in the country.
At LRC®, we offer On-site, Over the Phone (OPI), and Video Remote Interpretation (VRI) services in over 190 languages, including American Sign Language. Our extensive team of trained and experienced professionals ensures unmatched quality in every project. We also provide specialized training and workshops on cultural competence, interpretation, translation, and more, catering to all industries.

Cumberland County Veterans Services

County: Cumberland

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Cumberland County Veterans Services

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Insurance, Benefits & Sign-Up Help
    • Legal Help & Your Rights

The Cumberland County Veterans Services Office assists veterans and their dependents obtain benefits to which they are entitled by submitting claims for benefits to the Department of Veterans Affairs; reviewing and following up on decisions of the Department of Veterans Affairs for fairness and accuracy; and writing and submitting appeals to the Board of Veterans Appeals for disputed decisions.
Disability Benefits
Pension Benefits
Education & Training
Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment
Home Loan Benefits
Burial Benefits
Dependent Benefits
Life Insurance Benefits
Health Care Enrollment Benefits

Cumberland County WIC – Department of Public Health

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Cumberland County WIC – Department of Public Health

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Pregnancy, Birth & New Baby Classes

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Baby & Maternity Items
    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Support from Other Parents

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

Cumberland County WIC – Fort Bragg

County: Cumberland

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Cumberland County WIC – Fort Bragg

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

Cumberland County WIC – Hope Mills

County: Cumberland

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Cumberland County WIC – Hope Mills

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

Cumberland County WIC – Spring Lake

County: Cumberland

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Cumberland County WIC – Spring Lake

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

Doris Ann’s Doula Services

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Staying Healthy & Well

Doris Ann’s Doula Services

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

  • Staying Healthy & Well

Doris Ann Doula Service is a DONA-certified birth doula based in Fayetteville, specializing in hospital births. She provides personalized labor support and is known for assisting with unmedicated births.

DSS – Medicaid for Families and Children

County: Johnston

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

DSS – Medicaid for Families and Children

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Insurance, Benefits & Sign-Up Help

Medicaid provides medical assistance to those individuals who meet the income and reserve test for the particular type of Medicaid for which they are applying. When one applies for Medicaid, eligibility for all Medicaid programs is evaluated to provide the greatest benefit to the client.

The different components of the Medicaid program are as follows:

Medical Assistance for Families (MAF)
Medicaid for Pregnant Women (MPW)
Medicaid for Infants and Children (MIC)
North Carolina Health Choice
Medicaid “Be Smart” Family Planning Program

Fayetteville Housing Authority

County: Cumberland

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Fayetteville Housing Authority

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Housing and home repairs

FMHA serves residents in the city of Fayetteville, NC in Cumberland County, providing housing through multiple programs including Public Housing and HCV/Section 8. The Hope VI program promotes independent living and helps elderly avoid unnecessarily or prematurely moving into nursing home facilities.

Fayetteville VA Medical Center

County: Cumberland

Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Fayetteville VA Medical Center

Services offered

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Crisis & Emergency Help
    • Mental Health Support

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Housing and home repairs
    • Insurance, Benefits & Sign-Up Help

At VA Fayetteville Coastal health care, our health care teams are deeply experienced and guided by the needs of Veterans, their families, and caregivers. Dental, Homeless Veteran Care, Emergency Treatment, Mental Health, Transportation Support, Audiology, Podiatry, Caregiver Support

Findtreatment.gov

County: National (across U.S.)

Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

Findtreatment.gov

Services offered

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

FindTreatment.gov is a confidential and anonymous resource for persons seeking treatment for mental and substance use disorders in the United States and its territories.

First Baptist Church Four Oaks Food Pantry

County: Johnston

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

First Baptist Church Four Oaks Food Pantry

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

Food is dispensed in the drive thru line from the entrance directly across from the parking lot. (Turn on Stanley St. beside the church).

Fort Bragg ASYMCA: New Parent Assistance for Military Families

County: Cumberland

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

Fort Bragg ASYMCA: New Parent Assistance for Military Families

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Baby & Maternity Items
    • Diapers & Hygiene Products

Open to parents in their 3rd Trimester or families who have had a baby in the past 3 months and are rank E5 and below. Baby Bundles deliver essential care items for newborns to families. The bundle includes essentials such as a blanket, clothing, baby wipes, book, diapers, educational toys, and more. Being a new parent is hard, being a new military parent is even harder. Baby Bundles aim to make the challenges of welcoming the newest member of the military family a bit easier and help offset the financial burden of acquiring basic supplies.

Gift of Love Support Groups

County: Orange

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Gift of Love Support Groups

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Parenting & Family Support

Free support groups at the North Carolina Birth Center, hosted by Gift of Love Postpartum Care.

Harbor, Inc. of Johnston County

County: Johnston

Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care Staying Healthy & Well

Harbor, Inc. of Johnston County

Services offered

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

  • Staying Healthy & Well

Harbor provides:

24-hour shelter for abused women and children
24-hour Crisis Line support
Domestic violence, sexual assault, and life skills support groups
Advocacy and support to victims and displaced homemakers
Safety planning for victims trying to leave an abuser or victims who have left recently
Support and guidance to family members of the victim
Presentations to local clubs, churches, employers, groups to spread awareness about domestic violence and sexual assault
Programs include:

Court Advocacy program
Sexual assault program
Children's program
New Choices program

Inter-Faith Food Shuttle – Siler City Mobile Market

County: Chatham

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Inter-Faith Food Shuttle – Siler City Mobile Market

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

What to Expect: On the day of distribution, participants will enter the car line upon arrival. While waiting in line, you will be asked to complete a brief survey. When it is your turn, groceries will be brought to your vehicle and loaded into your car for you.

Johnston County WIC

County: Johnston

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Johnston County WIC

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get the right personalized support for you and your family.

Learn More About WIC
Am I eligible?

  • www.johnstonnc.gov/health/wic.cfm
  • 919-989-5298
  • While most appointments to apply for WIC are in person, benefit issuance is being done by phone. Please call (919) 989-5255 to schedule your WIC appointment, or if you have any questions or would like to discuss options for alternative appointments.

    Monday through Thursday: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, except for the fourth Wednesday of the month.
    Fourth Wednesdays: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
    Friday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
  • 517 N. Brightleaf Blvd. Smithfield, NC 27577 Map

Loving Larkspur Doula Services, LLC

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Staying Healthy & Well

Loving Larkspur Doula Services, LLC

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

  • Staying Healthy & Well

Services:
Prenatal Visits two, 1-hour visits.
24/7 Access
Birth Photography
Postnatal Visits-2 visits

Packages:
The Birth Support Package-$1,200

Low Income Housing

County: National (across U.S.)

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Low Income Housing

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Housing and home repairs

List of low-income housing within Cumberland County

Mommas Village

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Staying Healthy & Well

Mommas Village

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

  • Staying Healthy & Well

Momma's Village – Fayetteville is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide access to African-centered birth & breastfeeding support, postpartum care, health & wellness education, parenting support and mental health resources for Black families in Fayetteville/ Ft. Bragg and the surrounding Sandhills region. Our Focus is to provide quality care, services and resources to reduce Black maternal & infant morbidity and mortality through our village of full-spectrum health professionals, peer supports and elders from our community.

National Maternal Mental Health Hotline

County: All, National (across U.S.)

Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

National Maternal Mental Health Hotline

Services offered

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Crisis & Emergency Help
    • Mental Health Support

Free, confidential, emergency hotline where professional counselors answer Hotline calls and texts. You can call or text the number listed or click on the website to chat with a counselor via a web browser.

NC211 Housing Resources

County: All

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

NC211 Housing Resources

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

For housing resources in Fayetteville, NC, dial 2-1-1 or 1-888-892-1162, or visit nc211.org for 24/7 assistance with rent, homelessness, and utility bills. NC 211 connects residents to local nonprofits, the Cumberland County Community Development department, and the Coordinated Entry system for housing assistance.

NCServes

County: Cumberland

Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

NCServes

Services offered

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Mental Health Support

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Housing and home repairs

NCServes is North Carolina’s first coordinated network of public, private, and nonprofit organizations working together to help Veterans, service members, and their families access the care and support they deserve. From housing and employment to mental health and legal aid.

  • www.ncserves.org
  • (855) 962-8387
  • 8am-5pm M-F

    As of November 2025, the coordinating center, managed by ABCCM, offers extended hours including evenings and weekends to improve access, although specific daily opening/closing times are best verified via their helpline

New Parent Support Program (NPSP)

County: Cumberland

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New Parent Support Program (NPSP)

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Parenting & Family Support

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Help with feeding your baby

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Crisis & Emergency Help
    • Mental Health Support

The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a free, voluntary program for military families (expectant parents or those with children up to age 3) offering in-home visits, education, and support groups. Licensed professionals help parents manage stress, build bonding, and handle developmental challenges, including deployments and relocation, through personalized care

Partnership for Children of Cumberland County, Inc

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Partnership for Children of Cumberland County, Inc

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Care After Birth

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Babies, Toddlers & Play
    • Libraries & Story Time
    • Parenting & Family Support

We envision an economically prosperous community where families are successful and children thrive.

To achieve this vision, our mission is to be the driving force to engage partners to achieve lasting positive outcomes for all children, beginning at birth.

We focus on supporting families with children from birth to 5 years old. Our priorities are to provide services and support that Advance the Well‑being of Children, strengthen the Early Care and Education System, and Empower Families.

Partnership for Children of Johnston County

County: Johnston

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Partnership for Children of Johnston County

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Babies, Toddlers & Play

We’re here to help families, educators, and partners across Johnston County. Whether you’re looking for program information, resources, or ways to get involved, we’d love to hear from you. Our team is dedicated to supporting early childhood education, family well-being, and community collaboration.

Salvation Army of Smithfield

County: Johnston

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Salvation Army of Smithfield

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

    • Diapers & Hygiene Products

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

•Clothing Assistance (By appointment only, call 919-934-9102)
•Utilities Emergency Assistance (call to see about available funding)
•Food Assistance (Food Pantry Friday 9:30AM-11:30AM)

•Social Services Programs (Tuesday-Thursday 9AM-3PM)
•Youth Programs
•Christmas Assistance
•Disaster Response
•Worship

Second Harvest Food Bank – Southeast North Carolina

County: Cumberland

Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Second Harvest Food Bank – Southeast North Carolina

Services offered

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help

Second Harvest Food Bank of Southeast North Carolina was established in 1982, we are a nonprofit organization that has provided food for people at risk of hunger in 7 counties for over 36 years. We serve a network of more than 260 partner agencies such as soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters, and programs for children and adults through distribution centers in Bladen, Cumberland, Duplin, Harnett, Hoke, Robeson, and Sampson counties.

Sadly, food insecurity remains a serious problem in southeast North Carolina as thousands struggle to access nutritious and adequate amounts of food necessary for a healthy life. SHFB takes a strategic, multifaceted approach that provides assistance to those in need in our service area.

Smithfield Rescue Mission

County: Johnston

Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

Smithfield Rescue Mission

Services offered

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

    • Healthy & Safe Relationships

  • Help with Money, Housing & Getting Care

    • Food & Nutrition Help
    • Housing and home repairs

The Smithfield Rescue Mission exists to proclaim the love of Jesus for those who are homeless and in crisis. We do this by providing shelter, life necessities, and life-changing programs to break the cycle of poverty.

Women and Children’s Ministry

Our house for women and women with children is nestled behind tall oak trees, and situated outside of the city limits of Clayton and Smithfield, it provides an atmosphere of peace and healing for women and children in need.

Women are afforded the opportunity to get on the right track by spending a short time in our care, while they search for employment, seek needed benefits, reestablish relationships with family, and make preparations for living independently again.

Mothers with young children are shown healthy and positive parenting styles. Children are given love, attention, and time.

Blessing Baskets (Food Basket)

The rescue mission’s largest community outreach is Blessing Baskets. When a family or individual in need is referred to us, the mission gets right to work fillings boxes, bags, and baskets of food to take along when visiting folks in need if they are unable to pick it up here. The overflow of food given to the mission for those staying with us is used to help others in the community.

Southern Regional AHEC

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

Southern Regional AHEC

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Care After Birth
    • Care During Pregnancy

We support our residency and continuing education programs by:

  • Training family physicians and other health care professionals
  • Providing primary health care for families in Cumberland County and the surrounding area through our Duke/Family Medicine Residency Program
  • Coordinating rotations for third and fourth-year medical students through the Office of Regional Primary Care Education (ORPCE)
  • Delivering continuing professional development to healthcare professionals
  • Working collaboratively with education and health oriented organizations in our region to improve healthcare access

Storytime (Ages 0-5)

County: Johnston

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Storytime (Ages 0-5)

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Libraries & Story Time

Storytime is every Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00 a.m. and consists of songs, American Sign Language, movement, and reading all lasting approximately 30-minutes.

Activity and sensory tables are available after the first portion of storytime for children to color, play with toys, or use the sensory bins.

Content is geared toward ages 0-5.​​

Strong As A Mother Doula Services NC

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships Staying Healthy & Well

Strong As A Mother Doula Services NC

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

  • Staying Healthy & Well

Our mission is to support mothers through each of their births, with encouragement and heartfelt guidance, so they have the confidence to believe in the capabilities of their bodies.

Services: Birth Doula, Birth Photography

Payment plans available
Tricare coverage.
Able to accept HSSA/FSA
Able to work with Carrot

The Baby Store @ Health Dept.

County: Cumberland

Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

The Baby Store @ Health Dept.

Services offered

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

The Baby Store is a prenatal health promotion program that aims to create healthy moms and healthy babies. Health Department clients earn (baby bucks) by attending their prenatal care appointments and participating in health education programs such as smoking cessation, childbirth, parenting, and breastfeeding classes.

Clients with children who visit the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program; Women’s Health Clinic, Family Planning Clinic; Child Health Clinic; Immunizations Clinic as well as participants in the Care Coordination for Children; Pregnancy Care Management, Adolescent Parenting Program (APP) and newborn visit programs can also earn bucks.

Once bucks are earned, they can be used at the Baby Store to purchase up to five items such as diapers, baby wipes, clothing and more. Must be a client of Cumberland County Department of Public Health.

Triple P Parenting Program

County: All

Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

Triple P Parenting Program

Services offered

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

    • Parenting & Family Support

The North Carolina Triple P State Learning Collaborative is taking the guesswork out of parenting, by offering parents and caregivers Triple P – Positive Parenting Program for no or low cost.

Positive parenting is simply an approach to parenting that gives parents and carers tools and strategies to raise their child in an environment that is safe, loving and predictable. Triple P’s positive parenting program allows each person doing the program to decide what is important to them. So, it’s not telling you how to raise children, but giving you the confidence and skills to build good relationships, set boundaries and rules calmly and in ways that kids understand, and follow up with consequences that are not harmful.

Triple P gives families positive strategies that are proven to work. The program can be adapted to suit any situation. Hundreds of research studies show its effectiveness. And it’s totally up to you how to use it.

  • It’s a toolbox, not a rulebook. You get the strategies and knowledge. You choose what tools to use, when, and how.
  • What you do today helps create a better future for your child.
  • Parents from more than 25 countries have discovered how small changes make a big difference!

UNC Health Chatham Maternity Care Center

County: Chatham

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

UNC Health Chatham Maternity Care Center

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Giving Birth (Hospitals & Birth Centers)

Since 2020, families in Chatham County and surrounding areas have trusted the UNC Health Chatham Maternity Care Center (MCC) for exceptional childbirth, postpartum and newborn care. Our dedicated team of physicians, certified nurse-midwives and perinatal nurses is proud to offer expert medical support in a warm, community-centered environment. 

At the MCC, we combine high-quality, individualized care with the comfort of a small-town experience — because every family deserves a safe, supported beginning. 

UNC Health Johnston Women’s Center – Clayton

County: Johnston

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

UNC Health Johnston Women’s Center – Clayton

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Giving Birth (Hospitals & Birth Centers)

The Women’s Center delivery rooms are designed to double as recovery rooms, which also has special accommodations for the newborn. The patient rooms in the Women’s Center are designed to give mothers and their families the best possible birthing experience.

UNC Health Johnston Women’s Pavilion – Smithfield

County: Johnston

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

UNC Health Johnston Women’s Pavilion – Smithfield

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Giving Birth (Hospitals & Birth Centers)

The Women’s Pavilion has five labor and delivery suites, 16 postpartum rooms, and 17 nursery beds. In a newly decorated reception area, family members and friends can wait in comfort and see the newborns through a nursery window. Original works of art are a special feature of the Women’s Pavilion. Local artists have crafted rag dolls, and clay and wood sculptures for the reception area. And stained glass adorns unique window valances in all the patient rooms.

WakeMed Breastfeeding Support Group-Clayton

County: Johnston

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WakeMed Breastfeeding Support Group-Clayton

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

  • Classes, Parenting & Early Childhood

  • Feeding Your Baby & Everyday Supplies

  • Feelings, Mental Health & Relationships

Free support groups are staffed by certified lactation counselors and consultants, and are designed for moms and breastfeeding (or breast milk feeding) babies from birth through the first year of life. We offer an opportunity to weigh and feed your baby, along with an open and supportive forum to talk about the challenges and joys of breastfeeding.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Feel free to come as you are, and it is OK to arrive late. If you have questions or need additional Breastfeeding Resources, please email Jen Reiner at Jereiner@wakemed.org

Womack Army Medical Center Birthing Unit

County: Cumberland

Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

Womack Army Medical Center Birthing Unit

Services offered

  • Care During Pregnancy, Birth & After

    • Giving Birth (Hospitals & Birth Centers)

The birthing unit at Womack Army Medical Center consists of:• 9 birthing suites (Labor/Delivery/Recovery)
• 4 outpatient triage rooms
• 2 operating room suites
• 2 bed recovery room for Post-Surgical care of a cesarean section delivery

The unit has open visitation hours and family members are welcome to remain in the birthing suite during the delivery of the infant, as the mother desires. 

Triage and PACU Recovery only allows one visitor at a time and no children are allowed for safety reasons. The mother and infant remain in the birthing suite for 1.5 to 2 hours after delivery before transferring to the Mother Baby Unit.

Womack Army Medical Center averages 200-300 deliveries and 600-800 outpatient visits per month. We have a friendly staff of physicians, midwives, and nurses who are committed to bringing you and your family excellent care. 

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Take these steps to make it easier to receive supplies and financial support for you and your baby.

  1. Sign up for enhanced NC ePass account
    ePass is a secure, self-service web site for North Carolina benefits. With an enhanced ePass account, you can update your address, renew your benefits, and apply for services without waiting on hold or going to your local DSS office. Medicaid needs your current address to send you supplies and support
    Learn More: https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/blog/2022/12/15/enhanced-epass-accounts-nc-medicaid-beneficiaries
  2. Register for an online account with your Medicaid plan
    You can use your online account to request supplies and support.
    To create an online account, have this information ready:
    • Your Medicaid ID number
    • Your current mailing address
    • Your phone number
    • An email address
  3. Sign up for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
    Medicaid plans reimburse for gas mileage driving to and from appointments. You may be able to get money to help with gas costs if you have a car, or if you have a caregiver, family member, friend or neighbor who can drive you. Download your plan’s transportation app to schedule visits and get reimbursed

AmeriHealth Caritas

Start here

  • Have your Medicaid Member ID number with you
  • Call Member Services: 1-855-375-8811, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
  • Say, “I’m pregnant, and I want to ask about my pregnancy and baby benefits.” 


Ask Member Services about these benefits

  • Meals delivered to your home
  • Community baby showers
  • Sign up for CARE Card rewards
    • $75 for prenatal and postpartum visits
    • Up to $1250 for supplies in baby’s first year


Take these steps for more support

  • Register for an online account: To set up your account, visit the member portal, https://memberportal.amerihealthcaritasnc.com
  • Bright Start pregnancy support: Call Bright Start at 1-833-475-2262. You can sign up for pregnancy and postpartum nurse support, and you may be able to receive doula services at no cost. Bright Start also offers a texting program with helpful information during your pregnancy and your baby’s first year.
  • Breast pumps and supplies: Call Aeroflow at 1-844-867-9890 or visit aeroflowbreastpumps.com to get a breast pump and milk storage bags. 
  • Ask your OB provider to request a car seat: Ask your OB provider to complete a Let Us Know: Member Intervention Request form (PDF) at your next prenatal care visit
  • Book a ride, or get paid for driving to appointments: You may be able to get money to help with gas costs if you have a car, or a caregiver, family member, friend or neighbor who can drive you. Call ModivCare at 1-833-498-2262 to sign up. You can download the ModivCare app at https://www.mymodivcare.com/modivcare-app/
  • Support for urgent mental health needs: If you are experiencing a behavioral health crisis, call the AmeriHealth Caritas North Carolina Behavioral Health Crisis Line at 1-833-712-2262 (TTY 1-866-209-6421). The line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Learn about more benefits 

If you have trouble getting helps

Call Member Services again at 1-855-375-8811. If that doesn’t work, contact the NC Medicaid Ombudsman at 877-201-3750 or ncmedicaidombudsman.org.

Carolina Complete Health

Start here

  • Call Member Services: 1-833-552-3876, Monday-Saturday 7 a.m. – 6 pm. EST
  • Have your Medicaid Member ID with you.
  • You can say: “I’m pregnant and want to ask about my pregnancy and baby benefits.”

Ask Member Services about these benefits

  • Help me complete my Notification of Pregnancy Form
  • New Parents’ Package , including choice of a car seat, portable crib or stroller
  • Online virtual doula and/or breastfeeding services
  • Sign up for Community Baby Showers

Take these steps for more support

Find more benefits for you and your family

If you have trouble getting help

Call Member Services again at : 1-833-552-3876. If that doesn’t work, contact the NC Medicaid Ombudsman at 877-201-3750 or ncmedicaidombudsman.org.

Healthy Blue

Start here

  • Call Member Services: 1-844-594-5070 (TTY 711), Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern time
  • Have your Medicaid Member ID with you.
  • You can say: “I’m pregnant and want to ask about my pregnancy and baby benefits.”

Ask Member Services about these benefits:

  • The New Baby, New Life℠ program 
  • Diapers and baby supplies
  • Car seat, stroller, or portable crib
  • Breast pump
  • Doula support
  • Pregnancy and postpartum programs
  • Rewards for going to doctor visits

Take these steps for more support

Find more benefits for you and your family

If you have trouble getting help

Call Member Services again at : 1-844-594-5070. If that doesn’t work, contact the NC Medicaid Ombudsman at 877-201-3750 or ncmedicaidombudsman.org.

United Health Care

Start here

  • Call Member Services: 1-800-349-1855
  • Have your Medicaid Member ID with you.
  • You can say: “I’m pregnant and want to ask about my pregnancy and baby benefits.”

Ask Member Services about these benefits

  • Choice of baby products (car seat, pack n play, diapers, and wipes) 
  • Baby Scripts, extra support and rewards to keep you and your baby healthy.
  • Community-Based Doula Programs (up to $1,200 value)
  • Baby Scripts support – you can earn $20 just for signing up.
  • Community baby showers with gifts, resources, and education 
  • YMCA Family Membership

Take these steps for more support

  • Register for an online account: To set up your account, visit the member portal, https://member.uhc.com/communityplan
  • Breastfeeding support: Sign up for free virtual support for feeding your baby from SimpliFed. For more information or to book an appointment, text UHCNC4MILK to 888-458-1364, visit www.simplifed.com/united-nc, or call 844-799-0538.
  • Breast pumps: Call Aeroflow at 1-844-867-9890 or visit aeroflowbreastpumps.com to get a breast pump. Have your Medicaid Member ID ready when you call.
  • Book a ride, or get paid for driving to appointments: You may be able to get money to help with gas costs if you have a car, or a caregiver, family member, friend or neighbor who can drive you. Call Member services, 1-800-349-1855, to sign up. You can download the MTM app at https://www.mtm-inc.net/mtm-link/
  • Support for urgent mental health needs: Call the Behavioral Health Crisis Line at 1-877-334-1141, at any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you are in danger or need immediate medical attention, call 911.

Find more benefits for you and your family

·       https://www.uhc.com/communityplan/north-carolina/plans/medicaid/medicaid-uhc-community-plan

 

If you have trouble getting help

Call Member Services again at : 1-800-349-1855. If that doesn’t work, contact the NC Medicaid Ombudsman at 877-201-3750 or ncmedicaidombudsman.org.

Download and print a PDF with information on all five North Carolina Medicaid PHPs.

Your Medicaid health plan offers extra support during pregnancy and after birth. With a few phone calls, you can receive supplies and financial support for you and your baby. 

You deserve support

You are not asking for a favor. These benefits are part of your health plan. You can ask questions more than once.

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Legal Help is available through Thriving Hearts!

Thriving Hearts has a Medical-Legal Partnership (MLP) program with Legal Aid of North Carolina to refer pregnant persons or individuals who are 6 months postpartum for legal assistance for civil matters.

Legal Aid services are free

Legal Aid may be able to assist with:

  • Housing needs (evictions, conditions issues, foreclosure)
  • Domestic Violence protective orders
  • Benefits appeals (terminations, denials, and reductions of Medicaid, Food stamps, and Disability)

Talk to your care team about a referral

Thriving Hearts Community Health Workers as well as your healthcare team are trained to make a referral to Legal Aid through the MLP.

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