Resource Directory
Discover valuable resources and services available in your community.
What if I am in crisis right now?
Though NC Youth and Family Voices Amplified does not offer crisis services as part of our program, we know how vital it is to get help when critical situations arise.
If you, or someone you know, are currently experiencing a medical or life-threatening crisis, here's how to access help now:
Call your doctor
Call 911 for emergency services
Go to your nearest emergency room
Call 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Visit 988lifeline.orgProvides shelter, food & support to homeless men
Katherine Noto
Providing support to families raising children with complex developmental trauma disorders and attachment disorders, and educating and advocating for increased societal awareness and change.
Seagrove
It offers financial assistance for heating fuel, electricity, rent, prescriptions, and medical services. Food pantry (Only for Seagrove residents). Provides referrals to other agencies. Must fill out an application for assistance. Call for more information.
Asheboro
Christians United Outreach Center (CUOC) is a nonprofit community service organization based at 930 S. Fayetteville Street in Asheboro, North Carolina, serving individuals and families experiencing crisis across Randolph County. They offer a drive‑through food pantry multiple days a week, along with remote distribution sites throughout the county In addition to food, CUOC provides medical assistance by loaning necessary equipment and supports access to essential prescription medications. They also help with financial needs, including utility, rent, or mortgage payments, and offer resources like financial literacy training and vouchers for work boots, school fees, or gas when needed. CUOC operates a thrift store whose proceeds fund these services, and it partners with United Way to offer non-discriminatory aid and community support grounded in Christian values.
As part of the national Communities In Schools (CIS) network, Communities In Schools of North Carolina extends its resources and services to 18 independently operated affiliates across the state. This network approach ensures we can harness the power of community resources at national and state levels while connecting children, families, and schools to public and private sector resources in the local community. True to our mission, we surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. Services: Providing homework help, behavioral intervention, counseling services and emotional support, or by meeting basic human needs such as food, clothing, and healthcare.