May 18, 2010—Community Health Network Foundation today announced a $9,000 investment in developing Indiana’s workforce by awarding $3,000 scholarships to three high school students committed to earning a health care degree at an Indiana college or university.
The It’s Our Community scholarship program began in 2004 as a way to develop Indiana’s health and life science workforce by encouraging Indiana college students to earn a degree and seek long-term employment in Indiana.
The Community Scholars represent schools located in the Community Hospitals East, North and South markets and were chosen based on academic performance, commitment to pursue higher-education in Indiana, community service and school leadership. Full story >>
We share Community Health Network’s mission to make a difference in the central Indiana communities we serve. As one of the state’s largest health care networks, Community provides over $60 million in community benefit services each year. To those who may have difficulty accessing health care services, we have many outreach strategies. To those who may not be able to afford the cost of health care, we assist and provide resources. To those who may not be knowledgeable about their own health issues, we provide education.
Community Health Network Foundation financially supports numerous community benefit programs, projects and efforts—many of which have been nationally recognized—that help boost the health of the areas it serves. Our donor-based support allows for free health screenings, free health clinics through school-based programs, the rehabilitation of homes and neighborhoods, and the establishment of community health centers providing primary care in underserved communities. In addition, area high school seniors benefit from our It’s Our Community life sciences scholarship program.
We’re proud of our community involvement through our support of these service programs, scholarships and community partnerships that help us deliver on our mission.
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