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.orgGaile Valcho
The BVA Foundation serves families with autistic loved ones throughout Wake County to help find resources in areas of therapuetic providers, recreational programs and schools. We also host a free annual neurodiverse resource fair in Holly Springs each year for families to connect with community resources and meet our first responders. This day is designed for families to meet each other, share lived experiences and have fun! We also provide free autism first responder trainings and free sensory tool bags to schools, businesses, mental health facilities and emergency rooms.
Fax 910-755-3313
Bolivia
We envision a community where all people have access to an adequate and nutritious supply of food and sufficient resources to sustain themselves. BFA shall continue to be a leader in partnering with other organizations to help solve community problems.
Brunswick Family Assistance is devoted to improving the lives of families and individuals in crisis in Brunswick County by providing critical assistance to those working towards self-sufficiency.
929 Old Ocean Highway Bolivia NC, 28422
Mon,Tu,Th 9 – 4:30
Wed 1 – 4:30; Fri 9 – 3