Jones County Community Hope is mission driven to impact, empower, and transform lives of residents living in under-served communities in Eastern NC; through education, health, and safety.
Our Strategies:
-Ensure services to provide for the basic human needs of the residents of Jones Countyand surrounding counties.
-Establish safe and viable neighborhoods.
-Develop partnerships that will enhance resources to support our rural environment and create opportunity for positive individual, family,and community growth.
-Create educational opportunities that will promote employment and economic growth.
Our Work:
-JCCH is working to finish construction for a building to serve as a hub for community programs. This building can also be used after a disaster for a maximum of 20 people to shelter.
-JCCH partners with the Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC and currently serve over 3,000 individuals monthly with food boxes. JCCH has 74 seniors enrolled in the CSFP program and provide food boxes to them monthly.
-JCCH has consistently been providing COVID-19 awareness by passing out factual information, PPE, and presenting vaccine clinics through a partnership with Old North State Medical Society.
-JCCH ran an after school program for 3rd/4th graders called "Closing the Gap'; which addressed the learning loss that occurred during school closure due to COVID-19.
Some Previous Projects...
Food Bank
JCCH in partnership with the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina and The Salvation Army of Jones and Onslow County continues to serve over 3,000 individuals monthly. When in the area, please come out and receive food if you need it.
Covid-19 Testing
In partnership with Goshen Medical Center and the Jones County Health Department, JCCH was able to bring the first mass Covid testing to Jones County. We were able to test 350+ families.
USDA Farm and Food Worker Relief (FFWR) Grant Program
The USDA FFWR Grant Program awarded approximately $667 million in grants through Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 funds. JCCH was tasked with signing up 1000 workers that was affected by the Covid 19 Pandemic.
Blood Drive
With the effects of COVID-19 affecting eastern North Carolina, JCCH conducted a local blood drive to help with the blood shortage.