Our Mission
Medically Underserved Have Access to Affordable, Quality Healthcare.
CEO Update
Randy Jordan, CEO
Journey
 
At the risk of showing my age, I’m a child of the 60’s and 70’s, so a band I grew up listening to was Journey. As we’re about to begin together our Journey Towards Health Equity, one of the band’s greatest hits came to mind, “Don’t Stop Believin’.” It’s a song about small town girls and city boys and the strangers they encounter as they’re on a search for good feelings. There’s a reality check in the lyric about how this movie seems to never end and goes on and on and on. The song could describe the emotional journey of our most vulnerable patients as they seek health and happiness. Hopefully, NCAFCC’s Journey Towards Health Equity will strengthen our ability to help them find some answers for a healthy future. Journey’s most famous song ends with some helpful encouragement for us, “Don’t stop believin’, Hold on to that feelin’. The song is now 40 years old, but I think it still rings true, don’t you?
NCAFCC Annual Members' Meeting
September, 8, 2021
Virtual Zoom Meeting
1 - 4:00 pm


Our Journey to Health Equity


Social Drivers of Health: 
How They Impact Health and How Can Free and Charitable Clinics Address Them
Ronny Bell, PhD, MS

Health Equity by Design Not Default
Rumay Alexander, EdD, RN, FAAN

NCAFCC Health Equity Journey Begins
Kimberly Alexander, MPH
Shelisa Howard-Martinez, MPA EHRD    

Zoom link to be sent closer to the date of the meeting.

PLEASE NOTE: All staff, volunteers, board members and other key people associated with your clinic are invited and encouraged to attend.

Presented in partnership with Northwest AHEC of Wake Forest School of Medicine and part of the NC AHEC program. Additional support is provided from Americares, CareMessage, ECHO and TCI Software.
Our Speakers
Randy Jordan, CEO
North Carolina Association of Free and Charitable Clinics
Tony Price, CEO
Moore Free and Charitable Clinic
Board Chair, NCAFCC
Krista Woolly, Executive Director
Community Care Clinic of Rowan County
Board Vice Chair, NCAFCC
John Price
NC Office of Rural Health, Retired
Board Treasurer, NCAFCC
Kimberly Alexander, MPH
Principal and Co-Founder
The Alexander Group
Shelisa Howard-Martinez, MPA EHRD
Health Equity Technical Assistance Coordinator
Chronic Disease and Injury Section
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Ronny Bell, PhD, MS
Professor, Social Sciences and Health Policy
Wake Forest School of Medicine
Director, Office of Cancer Health Equity
Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center
Rumay Alexander, EdD, RN, FAAN
Professor-School of Nursing
Asst. Dean for Relational Excellence
Former Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Inclusion/CDO
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Deadline to register is Tuesday, September 7, 12:00 noon.
Upcoming Meetings and Deadlines
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October
08xxNCAFCC Annual Meeting / 1 - 4 pm

21xxRegion 2 Meeting / 10 - 11 am

22xxRegion 3 Meeting / 10 am - 1 pm --
XXxxIn-Person Annual Appeal Workshop
XXxxTrinity Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall
XXxx1416 Bolton Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103

23xxRegion 6 meeting / 1 - 2 pm

27xxRegion 4 Meeting / 1 - 2 pm

27-28 NAFC 2021 Virtual Charitable Healthcare Symposium
Staff Members
Chief Executive Officer
ext. 104

Deputy Director
ext. 101
Director of Quality &
Clinical Support
ext. 103

COVID-19 Grant Manager
ext. 105
Board of Directors
Board Chair
Tony Price
Moore Free and Charitable Clinic

Vice Chair
Krista Woolly, MS
Community Care Clinic of Rowan

Secretary
Janet Jarrett
Albemarle Hospital Foundation Community Care Clinic

Treasurer
John Price, MPA
ORH - Retired

April Cook, MBA, Past Chair, NCAFCC
Lake Norman Community Health Clinic

Sherri Fisher
The Good Samaritan Clinic of Morganton
Rosh Foskey

Andy Kurtzman, MHCA
Scotland Community Health Clinic

Sissy Lee-Elmore, MBA, MPA
WATCH Healthcare Program

Michael Lischke, EdD, MPH
Northwest AHEC
WFU School of Medicine

John Mills, CPC
ECHO
Community Partners
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