Who We Are

We are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of North Carolina’s communities through advocacy, collaboration, and support for North Carolina’s four LME/MCOs – Alliance Health, Partners Health Management, Trillium Health Resources, and Vaya Health – and the members, families, and providers we serve. The NCAPCHP works with state/county/local agencies and policymakers, healthcare providers, and community stakeholders to ensure access to high-quality, equitable care for individuals with complex needs.

Latest News

Vaya’s Ongoing Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts Reaffirm the Necessity of NC’s Public Behavioral Health System

When Hurricane Helene unleashed historic rainfall and destruction on western North Carolina, it tested the resilience of communities and the systems that serve them. Amid the devastation, the response of North Carolina’s public system shone as a beacon of hope and ingenuity, proving its unparalleled value in times of crisis.

Building Community and Awareness Through Inclusive Opportunities: Trillium Health Partners to Open New Accessible Playground

Play is a universal language that brings people together, allowing us to celebrate what unites us rather than what sets us apart. Recognizing this, Trillium Health Resources has been transforming communities since 2015 through its Inclusive Playground Grants—also known as Play Together Accessible Playground Grants.

Tailored Plan Launch: Partners Health Management is Demonstrating the Best of Integrated Care

Shortly after the July 1, 2024 launch of the Tailored Plan, Partners Health Management exemplified the power of integrated care by swiftly and effectively resolving two urgent and complex situations to meet the unique needs of its members.

The Collaborative Power of the Public System: Alliance Health Partners to Open New Peer Respite Center

Community-based peer respite centers are part of the growing effort to offer less restrictive, more personalized behavioral health services. They are voluntary resources designed to support individuals seeking mental health assistance outside of traditional, often clinical, environments. The facility offers a home-like atmosphere where people can receive 24-hour access to peer support specialists—individuals who bring lived experience to their role and can relate to those in need of support.