Project Spotlights

One of the requirements of the CMPRP is that applicants look at how their project will be "sustainable" after it ends.

CMP-funded projects are provided with a maximum of 36 months to serve participating facilities. Once the project ends, the participating facilities cannot join the same project again. It's important to implement a program that is "sustainable" beyond the project period. This page highlights information and resources from previous CMP-funded projects that can still be used in long-term care communities

Promoting Resident Well-Being in North Carolina Nursing Home Resident Councils

North Carolina State University

2021-2024

Resident Council Toolkit developed and provided to all NC nursing homes to assist in the development of new Resident Councils and strengthening of existing ones.

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North Carolina Emergency Preparedness Training for Long-Term Care Facilities (LTC2Prepare)

University of Louisville, Kent School of Social Work

2021-2024

Provided emergency preparedness education and training to more than 1,800 direct care staff in nursing homes statewide, as well as Ombudsmen, State Surveyors, and other key stakeholders.

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