Community Voice Mail
The Raleigh/Wake Community Voice Mail Program provides FREE voicemail service to people without phones seeking jobs, housing, healthcare or safety.
Why?
Access to communication is vital to reclaiming stability, yet is often overlooked as a means to help people in need.
How Does It Work?
Community Voice Mail (CVM) provides people in need with a personal, 7-digit phone number. CVM sounds just like an answering machine, allowing users to leave a personal and professional greeting for callers. A CVM phone number looks like any other number and does not signal the user's status. Retrieving messages is easy. Simply dial the 7-digit number from any touch-tone phone and enter a short PIN number. Users can then hear messages 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Raleigh/Wake Community Voice Mail program is part of the CVM national network of sites, empowering people in crisis and transition by distributing free 24-hour voice mail nationwide – directly linking individuals to jobs, housing, safety and stability. CVM National Office website: http://www.cvm.org/.
Results
The Raleigh/WakeCommunity Voice Mail program is expected to help hundreds of people in our community to get jobs and housing.
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Why Do People Use CVM?
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Who Will Call Your CVM Number?
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- Obtain healthcare results
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- Childcare & School Contacts
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- People Who Care About You
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How To Sign Up For CVM:
Community Voice Mail is available through social service agencies in our community. You may sign up for Community Voice Mail at the following locations:
South Wilmington Street Center
Wake County Human Services
1420 S. Wilmington St.
Raleigh, NC 27603
Telephone: 919-508-0718
Fax: 919-857-3867
Contact: Carson Dean
E-mail: william.dean@wakegov.com
Days and hours
of operation: Monday–Friday
9 a.m.–5 p.m.