Johnston County CMARC

Johnston County CMARC (Early Childhood Care Management, previously CC4C) and why it's awesome!

It's free! We can work with any child from birth to age five regardless of income or whether the child has private insurance, Medicaid, or is uninsured.
All children under the age of five who are exposed to Adverse Childhood Events are eligible. These may include:
- Domestic violence
- Substance abuse
- Abuse and neglect
- Foster care
Head Start and Preschool evaluations. If your child qualifies, we can help with this.
Developmental and/or medical concerns. We can help provide education, link you to resources, and follow up with providers to help your child with:
- Assessment for developmental delays such as speech, occupational, or physical
- Prematurity/NICU
- Autism
- Behavioral concerns
- Medical specialist referrals
Community resources:
- WIC
- Food banks
- Diapers
- Safe sleep
- Transportation
- Parenting classes
- Resources for post-partum depression
- Dentists
- Pediatricians
Who can make a referral? Anyone can!
- What information is needed: Child's name, date of birth, parent's contact information, and the concern about the child.
- Who to call:
  - Tracy Hadjipetrou, Social Work Supervisor 919-989-5238
  - Kristie McNeil, Social Worker 919-989-5265
  - Jane Ritchie, Registered Nurse 919-209-8311
  - Mary Heilig, Social Worker, 919-989-5231
  - NaBria Billings, Social Worker, 919-989-5294
  - Caitlin Vines, Social Worker, 919-209-8318
  - Fax: 919-989-5199 or 919-989-5278