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The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) serves as the official representative for all 100 counties in the state, advocating on their behalf in legislative and governmental matters. Offering expertise in advocacy, research, risk management, education, and leadership training, NCACC supports counties in navigating complex issues and fostering effective governance. Generated from their website's infomation

The North Carolina State Bar is the state agency responsible for regulating the practice of law in North Carolina. It offers learning opportunities in the regulation of the legal profession. The agency also reviews proposed ethics opinions and amendments to the rules and regulations of the State Bar. The North Carolina State Bar also researches the ethics opinions. Its Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts program generates income from lawyers' trust accounts to fund programs for the public benefit. The agency s Lawyer Assistance Program provides confidential assistance to identify and address problems of alcoholism, drug addictions and mental health disorders. Its North Carolina State Bar Journal is a quarterly magazine that covers articles, including law office technology, professionalism and pro bono work. The North Carolina State Bar is located in Raleigh, N.C.

North Carolina Community Health Center Association (NCCHCA) in Raleigh, NC is a collaborative organization dedicated to supporting federally qualified health centers in North Carolina. NCCHCA members benefit from peer learning, training programs, expertise in health center operations, and access to clinical resources. Through programs like the Primary Care Association and Group Purchasing Organization, NCCHCA fosters a strong network among health center members, providing valuable resources, subject matter experts, and advocacy support to enhance the quality of healthcare services in the state.Generated from the website