Arkansas Women in Power

AFMC, located in Little Rock, Ark., and also known as Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care, is a nonprofit corporation providing clinical evaluation and health care services. The corporation also offers a variety of data management services to public and private sectors, and conducts extensive patient and public health education activities. Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care provides various programs and services, including health care quality improvement and hospital payment monitoring programs, health data solutions, and Medicaid-managed care and review services and programs. It also offers programs for professionals and consumers in vaious fields, including physician s offices, hospitals, home health agencies, nursing homes and schools. Additionally, AFMC s statistical updates provide information about Medicare and Medicaid statistics to health care providers and policy makers. The corporation also offers various health-related publications for consumer education on topics, such as asthma, diabetes, heart attack, antibiotics resistance and breast cancer.

Disability Rights Center, established in 1977, is a private nonprofit agency with its office in Little Rock, Ark. It provides independent rights protection and advocacy system for persons with disabilities in Arkansas. It operates eight federally funded programs to advocate for and protect the rights of community members with disabilities and is part of a nationwide network of congressionally mandated legally based disability rights agencies. DRC has the authority to provide legal representation and other advocacy services and can enter any facility in the state that provides care or treatment to persons with disabilities. Disability Rights Center provides services free of charge.

The Women's Foundation of Arkansas (WFA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1998 by prominent female leaders in Arkansas. Dedicated to investing in projects that support women and girls in the community, the WFA aims to expand educational opportunities, empower women with necessary resources for emerging occupations, improve the economic status of Arkansas women, and promote mentorship for those in need of support. Through initiatives such as the Girls of Promise Conference and the Innovate for Good Competition, the WFA encourages women and girls to improve their skills in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). With a focus on philanthropy by and for women, the WFA has made a significant impact by providing grant funding and support to various projects, positively impacting the lives of women and girls across the state of Arkansas.Generated from the website