The Cumberland County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) has released the 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). The report, conducted every three years, provides information on health priorities identified for Cumberland County.
The Community Health Needs Assessment highlights morbidity and mortality rates of leading health issues and newly emergent issues within Cumberland County communities. The CHNA also identifies priorities that public health partners, including Cape Fear Valley Hospital, will address for the next three years.
CHNA Priority Issues
The 2024 CHNA identified three main health issues in the community based on a community survey, secondary data, focus groups and stakeholder input.
These identified health priorities support the Healthy North Carolina 2030 objective to build a healthier future for all.
Through Health ENC, collaborative efforts between health departments and hospitals in eastern North Carolina, primary and secondary data was collected to produce a comprehensive Regional Community Health Needs Assessment that meets requirements for North Carolina Local Health Department Accreditation.
The 2024 Community Health Assessment Report can be found online. Printed copies will be available at all Cumberland County libraries, CCDPH and other local agencies.
Get more information about CCDPH’s programs and services, health-related data, or community resources by calling 910-433-3600 or visiting cumberlandcountync.gov/health. Follow CCDPH on social media by searching @ccd.publichealth. Comments are welcome and can be submitted online at cumberlandcountync.gov/feedback. CCDPH is located at1235 Ramsey St. in Fayetteville.
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