WELCOME
NEWSFLASH! $75M Available !!
New Construction and Equipment Funding Available for SBHCs. $75 million to be awarded to approximately 150 sponsors.
Part one of the applications is due on June 26; part two is due on July 24. Awards are expected on December 12.
Find more details about the funding announcement here: http://www.hrsa.gov/grants/apply/assistance/sbhcc/.
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Become an organizational member in AZSBHCC and you will be entered in a raffle to win a registration ($500 value) to the NASBHC Convention. Do this by April 26th!
RAFFLE WINNERS: BANNER HEALTH & ABRAZO HEALTHCARE!! Congratulations!
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NASBHC Convention - June 24-27 - Albuquerque, New Mexico - "NEW DIRECTIONS FOR SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CARE / HOT TOPICS FOR OUR FUTURE." www.nasbhc.org
The Arizona Collaborative for Adolescent Health (AzCAH) is offering CME on The Challenge of Adolescent Immunizations and Preventative Care. Check out details!
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SHARE YOUR STORY: NASBHC would like to hear what is going on in Arizona! Send your news to rimota@azsbhc.org and/or to mknopf@nasbhc.org.
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THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR SPONSORS !
The Bagnall Company
Marana Health Center
United Community Health Center
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WHO WE ARE:
The Arizona School-Based Health Care Council is the alliance of organizations and individuals that provides basic, primary health services in nearly 100 school sites throughout Arizona through School-Based Health Centers.
Goals include:
- To educate public and lawmakers about school-based/school-linked health care centers
- To develop strategies to help school-based/school-linked care centers statewide
- To collect data to be used to measure the effectiveness of school-based/school-linked care centers
Please contact us by email with any questions about our non-profit, professional organization.
Our Mission:
Education
Educate the public about health status of children and important part played by school based health centers.
Advocacy
Advocate on local, state, national level to improve quality of care, improve health of children and secure funding for school based health centers.
Professional Development
Provide trainings, discussion, forums, information sharing, collaborative initiatives provide SBHC staff and other members with knowledge and skills to strengthen services they provide.
Networking
Facilitate collaboration with schools, public agencies, community organizations to enrich SBHCs by sharing ieas and providing avenues for problem solving.
