Oak City Cares

Coordinated Care

Oak City Cares is a comprehensive, coordinated approach to making homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring in Wake County.

Wake County neighbors struggling to navigate the multitude of available services, including individuals and families facing homelessness · Monday through Friday, 9 am to 3 pm, with service ending early at 1 pm on Wednesday

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About this program

Key services address housing, employment, health, and hunger for the most vulnerable of our Wake County neighbors who struggle to navigate the multitude of services available.

This new model brings services together, in a convenient downtown Raleigh location, to create a path for individuals and families to stable housing and renewed hope. Oak City Cares coordinates multiple services from Wake County nonprofits and Wake County Human Services in one central hub, ensuring people get onsite help and serving as a bridge to the ongoing resources they need.

An Oak City Cares Care Coordinator engages with each guest to learn more about their situation and evaluate how provider agencies and outside partners, might be able to assist them with their specific challenges.

Meet with a Care Coordinator at our facility between 9 am and 3pm, Monday through Friday, with service ending early at 1pm on Wednesday. Care Coordinators meet with guests on a first come, first served basis and no appointment is necessary. We do not currently accept appointments, and are unable to provide this service over-the-phone.

Questions

Do I need an appointment to meet with a Care Coordinator?

Care Coordinators meet with guests on a first come, first served basis and no appointment is necessary. We do not currently accept appointments, and are unable to provide this service over-the-phone.

Who does a Care Coordinator work with?

An Oak City Cares Care Coordinator engages with each guest to learn more about their situation and evaluate how provider agencies and outside partners, might be able to assist them with their specific challenges.

Details

Who
Wake County neighbors struggling to navigate the multitude of available services, including individuals and families facing homelessness
When
Monday through Friday, 9 am to 3 pm, with service ending early at 1 pm on Wednesday
Where
1430 South Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC 27603

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