The said because more than $100 million in federal grants was immediately terminated, it will result in the cutting of over 80 jobs.
It comes just days after for state and local public health departments as well as other health organizations across the U.S.
The loss of federal funds is expected to impact a number of areas of work in North Carolina including immunization efforts, behavioral health, substance use disorder services, and infectious disease monitoring and response.
A spokesperson said some of the impacted funding supports work by local health departments, universities, hospitals, and local departments of social services.
In the statement, she added the department 鈥渋s putting impacted vendors on notice for them to pause work supported by these funds,鈥� until they learn more from the federal government.
Meanwhile, the announced Thursday that it's eliminating 20,000 jobs. Half will be through layoffs, according to the .
