U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius has announced another round of construction and equipment grants for school-based health centers: $75 million to… (read more)Bringing Health Care to Kids in School
Statewide Conference Energizes Crowd
Our statewide conference in Sacramento, was an energizing, inspiring, and informative success with more than 400 school health advocates participating in the first day, and 150 adults and youth participating in School Health Day @ the Capitol on day two. See conference recap and summary. Conference handouts now available online.
$1.6M for School Health Centers
A new mobile medical van, electronic health records and a portable building to house a new clinic are just some of the items four school-based health centers in California will be purchasing thanks to $1.6 million in federal grants awarded on Dec. 8. Read more.
School Health Matters
School-based health centers impact students and families in profound ways. The health centers offer immediate help right on campus for acute and chronic conditions as well as preventative care. The result: kids stay in school and teachers focus on what they do best, teach. Imagine the possibilities if all students had access to a school-based health center. Read more.
$75 Million Available for SBHCs
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius has announced another round of construction and equipment grants for school-based health centers: $75 million to… (read more)Benefit Event Honors Long-time Child Health Advocate Jan Kern
Join us this Thursday, May 17th, for Wellness Works, a festive evening of art, wine and music with a purpose. Last chance to buy tickets… (read more)NPR: School Health Centers Offer Comfort, Privacy for Students
Students, parents and school officials at Lincoln High in LA say their SBHC, operated by St. John’s Well Child and Family Center, makes a difference in… (read more)SBHCs Are a Great Idea
CSHC is proud to present, “SBHCs are a Great Idea,” our 2011 Impact Report, made possible through a generous donation from Kaiser… (read more)
