Community and Clinical Connections for Prevention and Health Branch

We work with partners to create physical activity and healthy eating opportunities; improve quality and delivery of clinical services; and connect patients and their health care providers to community prevention and management programs with the goal of reducing obesity, diabetes and heart disease in North Carolinians of all ages.

We work with our partners to:

Improve physical activity and nutrition

Prevent and manage diabetes

Promote cardiovascular health

Support healthy communities

Programs

Diabetes North Carolina

DiabetesNC provides resources and information for the community, employers and health care providers to reduce the impact of diabetes in North Carolina. Learn to manage diabetes or target risk factors that lead to diabetes.

Diabetes Free NC

1 in 3 North Carolinians has prediabetes. We’re here to change that. Build a healthier life and get support from people just like you in a Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP).

Diabetes Management NC

DiabetesManagementNC connects North Carolinians diagnosed with type 2 diabetes to Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) services.

Start With Your Heart

The Stroke Advisory Council works to link communities and health systems to facilitate care coordination and to increase capacity for providing quality stroke care.

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About Us

Community and Clinical Connections for Prevention and Health (CCCPH) is a branch of the Chronic Disease and Injury Section in the NCDHHS Division of Public Health.

The CCCPH Branch was created in July 2013 to unite efforts of the former Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch, Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Branch, Diabetes Prevention and Control Branch, and School Health Program in response to a redirection of resources from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Synergyville, NC

Welcome to Synergyville, North Carolina, a place where organizations and agencies work together in the fight against chronic disease.