Our Vision

Children, youth, and families are healthy, safe and successful at home,
in school and in their communities.


NC Collaborative for Children, Youth and Families (NC State Collaborative)

The North Carolina State Collaborative for Children, Youth, and Families, through a System of Care framework, provides a forum for collaboration, advocacy and action among families, public and private child and family serving agencies and community partners to improve outcomes for all children, youth and families.


What We Do

We provide a forum for the discussion of issues regarding how agencies, youth and families can work together to produce better outcomes for children, youth and families a “place” where decision makers from agencies can come to work collaboratively to better meet the needs of children, youth and families.

NC Collab Annual Report 2017       NC Collaborative BYLAWS 2019

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Our Mission

The North Carolina State Collaborative for Children, Youth, and Families, through a System of Care framework, provides a forum for collaboration, advocacy and action among families, public and private child and family serving agencies and community partners to improve outcomes for all children, youth and families.

System of Care

Many children have a variety of physical, mental, social, emotional, educational, and developmental needs.

A System of Care framework is used to provide the necessary services to these children.


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Meeting Information

Collaborative meetings are held monthly on the 2nd and 4th Fridays from 10am-12 noon unless otherwise notified. UPDATE: Due to the Coronavirus-19, we will meet using a virtual platform known as ZOOM until further notice.

Please plan to arrive on time. Parking is free and near the building.


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Trainings

The North Carolina Collaborative Training Institute (NCCTI)

We are pleased to offer a full-range of high-quality online courses in System of Care and Child and Family Teams. These courses will empower you to improve outcomes for youth and families.


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Meeting Info/Minutes