Pop Up Vaccine Clinic- May 6 and May 13, Old Wilmington Rd Neighborhood Resource Center

Cumberland County works to get the area’s homeless community vaccinated against COVID-19

Homeless Vaccine Clinic-April 15

First Time Homebuyers Workshop-April 24

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Veterans Stand Down/Vaccinations for homeless veterans-April 14

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COVID-19 updates

Coronavirus Briefing: North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and HHHS secretary Dr. Mandy Cohen hold a news briefing, April 6, 2021, to discuss the latest coronavirus update.

The Fayetteville-Cumberland County Continuum of Care (CoC) has launched a resource page in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We will provide community advocates and service providers with updated information and resources as they become available.

For our Homeless Service Providers:
CoC Homeless Service Provider Guide
CDC Provider Guide Flyer
Posters and CDC Fact Sheets

For our Community and Community Advocates:
Community Resources (Updated 3/31/20)
Resource Guide for Those in Need (CC Library)

To access Coordinated Entry for Homelessness:
Coordinated Entry
Or call: (910) 479-HOME 
              (910) 479-4663

Locations of Sanitary Stations for Homeless:
Portalet and Hand Wash Station Locations

DIY Face Cloths:
DIY Face Cloths

https://homeless.questionpro.com/

Photos of mask distributions

The FCCCoC delivered 100 masks to Harvest Ministries of Fayetteville (325 N Eastern Blvd., Fayetteville) on June 24, 2020. From L-R: Kym Lewis, CC Community Development, C.J. Hardin, Harvest Ministries of Fayetteville, and Debbie Brown, Secretary of the FCCCoC
The FCCCoC delivered 100 masks to Veterans Empowering Veterans (325 B Street, Fayetteville) on June 22, 2020.
From L-R: Renee’ Elder, CEO of Veterans Empowering Veterans, and Debbie Brown, Secretary of the FCCCoC
The FCCCoC delivered and distributed 100 masks to our homeless residents at Seth’s Wish on June 11, 2020. From L-R: Kym Lewis, of Cumberland County Community Development, Amber Bonds of Seth’s Wish, and Debbie Brown, Secretary of FCCOC
Andrew McLean of the Red Cross, delivering To-Go containers to Shelley Hudson of the Salvation Army, and Debbie Brown, Secretary of the FCCOC. Containers were also provided to Seth’s Wish.

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