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Ask Congress to keep $10 billion in capital funding and $6.3 billion in primary care workforce program funding in the reconciliation package. The funding is vital for the construction and modernization of Community Health Centers and a primary care workforce pipeline to alleviate the chronic clinician shortages.
Participating in Unity for Community Health Day is one way to advocate for our neighbors, but please remember to do so safely!
Please make sure to let us know you will be participating by completing the RSVP form.
We are grateful for the dedication of Community Health Center staff, patients, and advocates. Thank you for standing up, and standing together during this difficult time. Use the resources below to guide your Capital & Workforce advocacy efforts.
Be sure to share your scheduled meetings with us, here.
How do I even get started with scheduling a meeting with my elected official? What do I even say when we get there? Check out the tools below for help!
Always come prepared with a folder of documents you can leave behind when meeting with elected officials. Print off the documents below and be sure to supplement with documents specific to your health center!
I’ve met with my elected official or their staff, what should I do now?
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Did You Know? Health centers provide comprehensive care to over 30 million patients at 11,000 service delivery sites in every state and territory. Health centers save the health care system more than $24 billion annually in reduced emergency, hospital, and specialty care costs.
