1. A Powerful and Unique Partnership Providing Community Health Education & Services Presented by

2. North Arkansas Partnership for Health Education A Partnership is Born

3. Partners Mission Programs & Services Organization

4. Sustaining Partners

5. Affiliate Partners

6. Mission To provide quality, dependable, convenient, and affordable healthcare education services and programs to the healthcare providers, healthcare professionals, and citizens of northwest Arkansas.

7. Programs and Services Health Career Preparation & Promotion Health Career Training Senior Health Education Professional Continuing Education Programs Health & Wellness Support, Promotion and Services Community Health Resource Center Prevention Resource Center Healthy Kids & Healthy Ozarks Teen Parenting AmeriCorps VISTA

8. Health Career Preparation & Promotion Health and Science Camps Med Pro-Ed Health Career Fairs

9. Health Career Preparation & Promotion 2012-2013 Results: 17 Health and Science Camp students 101 Medical Professions Education participants 213 Health Career Fair attendees from area high schools

10. Health Career Training Programs Certified Nursing Assistant Training CPR Certification EMT Training / Paramedic Refresher / EMT Instructor Classes

11. Health Career Training Programs 2012-2013 Graduates: 302—CNA 173—CPR 97—EMT/Paramedic

12. Senior Health Education Caregiver and Aging Conference Adult Day Center / Art Classes Exercise Classes Elder Abuse / Elder Law Classes

13. Senior Health Education 2012-2013 Results: 2,550 seniors were involved in exercise and healthy lifestyle programs September 2012: 364 participants attended the First Annual Caregiver and Aging Conference October 2013: 250+ are registered to attend this year’s conference

14. Professional Continuing Education Radiologic Technologist Conference Wound Care Institute Nurse Educator Institute Mental Health Education School Nurse Conference

15. Professional Continuing Education 2012-2013 Results: 1,122 Local and regional participants 1,872 National / International participants

16. Community Health Resource Center Support Groups Susan G. Komen Cancer Screening Prescription Drug Assistance Healthy Lifestyle Programs

17. Community Health Resource Center 2012-2013 Results: 272 participants Diabetes & Parkinson’s Support Groups 2,800+ Susan G. Komen Educational Events & Screenings $1 million in annual Prescription Assistance savings -Approximately $5 million saved since 2003 3518 participants in Healthy Lifestyles Programs

18. Prevention Resource Center Substance Abuse Workshops Suicide Prevention Workshops Bullying Education

19. Prevention Resource Center 2012-2013 Results: 4,000 youth and 6,500 adults educated in substance abuse & prevention

20. Healthy Kids & Healthy Ozarks Making the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice! Farmer’s Markets Hiking and Biking Trials Community Gardens Youth Hiking Clubs Walking School Bus

21. Healthy Kids & Healthy Ozarks 2012-2013 Results: 2,984 community members served

22. Circle of Life – Teen Parenting Home visits GED & Post Secondary Enrollment Services Incentive Closet Parenting Education/Baby Development

23. Circle of Life – Teen Parenting 2012-2013 Results: 37 Total clients 37 mothers under 25 12 prenatal

24. AmeriCorps VISTA Program Low Income Household Surveys Community Sidewalk Survey Susan G. Komen Fundraising Neighborhood Clean-ups Moore, OK Tornado Relief

25. AmeriCorps VISTA Program 2012-2013 Results: Over 100,000 hours annually which equals more than 48 years from community members and VISTA volunteers

26. Partner Staffing Contributions NAPHE: 10 positions College & Hospital: 3 positions Grants: 7 positions UAMS: 1 position Corporation for National & Community Service: 17 VISTAs Total employees: 28

27. FY 2013 Revenue Sources SourceAmount North Arkansas College$70,000 Hospital (North Arkansas Regional Medical Center)$70,000 NAPHE Programs (conferences, workshops, courses)$318,251 UAMS (University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences)$29,524 North Arkansas Technical Center$30,000 Circle of Life (grant)$137,784 Susan G. Komen (grant)$89,000 Healthy Kids/Healthy Ozarks (grant)$97,155 Prevention Resource Center (grant)$100,365 AmeriCorps VISTA (grant)$529,136 Arkansas Department of Health Tobacco Prevention (grant)$69,675 TOTAL$1,510,920

28. EVERYONE WINS: Families, Community, Partners and Region Increase Capacity to reach common goals Pool Resources Enhance Image and Public Support Broaden Perspective NAPHE Success Stories

29. Questions? For More Information or to access this presentation: http://www.northark.edu/naphe http://www.northark.edu/naphe THANK YOU