Our mission is to unite people, communities and organizations to strengthen rural health in West Virginia.
The West Virginia Rural Health Association focuses on three areas: Organizational Development and Communications; Education, Advocacy, and Policy; and Resource Development. We’re here to raise awareness of rural health issues, invest in policies that make positive changes in our communities, and build a strong, encouraging organization.
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Stay up to date on the latest news and announcements from our grassroots efforts to make a difference in West Virginia’s rural health.
HHS Takes the Most Significant Action in a Decade to Make Care for Older Adults & People with Disabilities More Affordable and Accessible New Rule Reduces Red Tape and
Biden Harris Administration Invests More Than $80 Million to Help Rural Communities Respond to Fentanyl and Other Opioid Overdose Risks HRSA NEWS ROOMnewsroom.hrsa.gov Contact: HRSA PRESS OFFICE Phone: 301-443-3376Email: [email protected] The U.S. Department of
New Funding Opportunity! State Primary Care Offices HRSA-24-075 Applications accepted until December 14, 2023 11:59 p.m. ET. VIEW THE OPPORTUNITY The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) released a new
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WV AMP is a free telementoring partnership designed for primary and addiction care providers to link with disease experts for training. WV AMP is designed to build a mentorship platform that is accessible to primary and addiction care providers caring for high-risk individuals throughout West Virginia, so that individuals with diseases can be cared for and cured in their own community.
