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Click HERE to view ECC’s January 2025 Grant Resources newsletter.    

ECC is once again hosting a 2-day grant writing workshop for our members on February 18th and 19th (9:00-4:30). If your community is interested, please register at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/7jardkg or use the QR code below:  

Click HERE to view ECC’s January 2025 newsletter.    

Click on the link below to view the December 2024 Grant Resources Newsletter: https://eccog.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/DECEMBER-2024-GRANT-RESOURCES-NEWSLETTER.pdf  

Click on the link below to view the December 2024 newsletter: https://eccog.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/ECCS-DECEMBER-2024-NEWSLETTER.pdf  

All nine counties in our region are collaborating with ECC to develop a comprehensive assessment across the continuum of care for adult substance use disorder for our nine-county region. The primary goal is to create an assessment map of the ECC region to be used to identify gaps that can be addressed through regional collaboration.

Click on Link to View Full Request for Qualifications RFQ ADDENDUM: Please see the attached RFQ Addendum regarding submission deadlines for related RFQ. Deadlines/schedules have been extended. Click here to view the full RFQ ADDENDUM   The Town of Calypso has been awarded a Building Resilience Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) Grant through Federal Emergency Management

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ECC is hosting a Digital Inclusion Plan Listening Session for all residents of Greene County at the Greene County Senior Center (at 104 Greenridge Road, Snow Hill) on Friday, November 15th from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. We would love to hear from Green County residents about their experiences using technology and getting online. This

The Administration on Community Living (ACL) and the North Carolina Division of Aging (NCDOA) are the oversight entities for the allocation and distribution of all American Rescue Act Plan (ARPA) funding. While earlier rounds of COVID funding (CARES and Families First) allocated to adapt and expand traditional services and systems, the NCDOA emphasizes American Rescue