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The Association traces its origins to the early 1900s when the heads of the "orphanages" in the state met for exchange of information and mutual support. Today the Association seeks to strengthen the work of the member agencies as they serve children and families under stress or disruption, to speak with a voice of unity on matters of concern to the Association members, and to assist the agencies in striving for excellence in programs and services.
In fulfilling this mission, the Association works in partnership with the following agencies in North Carolina in matters of policy and service:
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