Brett Byerly took over as Executive Director, following the retirement of the previous Executive Director, Beth McKee-Huger.
The catalyst project that demonstrated the connection between health and housing, and the necessity of a multi-disciplinary partnership to combat the issues of environmental health drivers
in support of the clinical shift work being done in the community community Health workers along with Mustard Seed joined together to start the Health Outreach Team. Their efforts connected clinical and community to improve the impact the
Verna Torain and Kathy Colville were chosen to present Cottage Grove to the National Center for Healthcare Leadership Conference in Chicago, Illinois.
Mustard Seed Community Health opened their office doors for the first time
Josie Williams, is hired as the Project Coordinator to manage the projects that aligned with the goals and objectives of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Centered Health Strategic Plan grant.
Two community health workers were hired to work in the Cottage Grove community.
New Hope Community Development Group became authorized to start offering Orange Card Renewal services, for those who needed to get their orange cards recertified
Mustard Seed officially opened as the community health clinic of the Cottage Grove Community
Cottage Grove was recognized as a heritage community, by the City of Greensboro due to its past of historic events
The heart of the community, Hampton Elementary joined the Collaborative Cottage Grove as a partner. Since the partnership has participated in several different capacities to support the goals of the collaborative.
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