GRANVILLE VANCE

PUBLIC HEALTH

Your Environment.
Your Community.
Your Health.

During #NationalNutritionMonth, learn about the various types of farms that produce the foods you love, from family farms to bee yards and everything in between: sm.eatright.org/knowyourfarmerIf you would like to learn more about the WIC Program in NC, click on the following link:www.ncdhhs.gov/ncwicreferral ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Social Work Month! Our Health Promotion and Wellness Team also has a social worker! La'Shanda Person works with 4 of our different programs: NC InCK, Healthy Communities, THRIVe, and 3Rs. WOW! These programs work to support children and families, address tobacco use, incorporate substance use disorder and mental health prevention and treatment for youth, and provide sexual and reproductive health education to teens. To learn more, please visit: www.gvph.org/health-programs/THANK YOU to our GVPH social workers! Your work is essential to keeping our community healthy! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Social Work Month! We'd like to shoutout our Care Management social workers at GVPH and thank them for all the work they do!One program our social workers work in is our CMARC program—Care Management for At-Risk Children.​ This is a free program where children from birth to age five at risk for poor health outcomes are provided family encouragement and connected with support services. Learn more about CMARC here: www.gvph.org/health-programs/cmarc/Another program our social workers work in is our CMHRP program—Care Management for High-Risk Pregnancies. ​This program provides care management services to Medicaid-eligible, high-risk pregnant women. Learn more about CMHRP here: www.gvph.org/health-programs/cmhrp/THANK YOU to our GVPH social workers doing work in Care Management! Your work helps to ensure healthy pregnancies, healthy babies, and healthy children! ... See MoreSee Less
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SERVICES

Health appointments for you and your family. See a doctor or nurse, get a shot, or receive treatment.

The Women, Infant, and Children clinic and program provides healthy food and other support to families. 

Our staff is trained to provide preventative, restorative, and emergency services and will work with you and your family to ensure these services are delivered in a timely, caring, and affordable manner.

We partner with community members and organizations to improve the health of our communities. 

HOW DO I...?

Nurse Triage Phone Numbers

If you have questions for a nurse, call (919) 693-2141 ext 134.

Nurse triage hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm.

Outside of those hours, call 919-230-9330.

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