Care Share Health Alliance
Helping communities coordinate care and other resources for underserved people through collaborative networks and models
The most important part of NCOHC's Oral Health Day is meeting with your Representative and Senator! We know that meeting with your legislators can feel intimidating. We are here to help you successfully navigate this process and can help you identify your representatives and schedule your visit.
Join Anita Stanford, Chief Development Officer at the Dispensary of Hope, to learn more about the program (definition, qualifications, and process).The Dispensary of Hope program may be a great option for your clinic or pharmacy if you currently or plan to: Dispense medication, Provide pharmaceutical services to patients, Maintain an inventory of medication, Spend more than $7500 (clinics) or $12,500 (pharmacies) annually on medicine, Open […]
The webinar will provide an overview of NC HealthConnex, the North Carolina State Designated Health Information Exchange.
Save the Date
This Webinar is an overview of the SFY 2020 Community Health Grant Request For Applications (RFA). Community Health Grants provide up to three years of funding to support safety-net organizations such as federally qualified health centers, state-designated rural health centers, free and charitable clinics, public health departments, school-based health centers and other non-profits that provide […]
Rural areas present a number of challenges for both providers and families in managing and accessing healthcare. This multidisciplinary conference focuses on innovative and collaborative efforts to provide better care to areas with limited resources, exploring community, business and leadership models. Upon completion of this knowledge-based program, the participant should be able to integrate new developments […]
Advocacy is an integral aspect of social change. This year’s theme, Advocacy for Change: Celebrating Past Successes and Planning for the Future, honors how advocacy efforts are instrumental in advancing the health of minorities. For our 40th year, we honor past activist successes and set the stage for communities to continue their work as advocates or as change makers.
