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The Florida Health Care Association is a federation which was established in 1956 and represents over 1, 000 members and over 500 facilities which provide skilled nursing, post-acute and sub-acute care, short-term rehab, assisted living and other services to the frail elderly and individuals with disabilities in Florida. FHCA membership also includes more than 400 Associate Members, or companies, that provide valuable products and services to long term care providers. FHCA is the state affiliate of the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living in Washington, DC. Governed by a Board of Directors, the mission of FHCA is to advance the quality of services, image, professional development and financial stability of its members. FHCA maintains reimbursement, regulatory, clinical and media/public relations experts on staff and makes its legal, business and labor consultants available to all members. FHCA members benefit from a strong, unified presence in the state Capitol, quality improvement and survey support, up-to-date information and continuing education opportunities. Together, these member services work to support member providers and assist the interests of government, the greater health care community and the general public. FHCA Service Corporation The FHCA Service Corp provides premium access to quality products and services for long term care providers. FHCA members have access to reduced rates on the purchase of essential products and services, such as printing, group purchasing, insurance, long distance telephone service and more. Florida Health Care Education and Development Foundation The Foundation is a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization established by the Florida Health Care Association to promote scholarship programs for nurses and caregivers.

The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Florida Chapter is dedicated to advancing the profession and practice of social work in Florida. They offer various committees and task forces, such as the Child Welfare Task Force and the Veterans and Military Families Task Force, to address specific issues and promote social work excellence. With local units across the state, NASW Florida provides resources, events, and continuing education opportunities for social workers and mental health professionals. As a leading organization in the field, NASW Florida also hosts an annual conference and offers membership services for social workers to join, renew, or rejoin the association. They are actively involved in advocating for social justice and addressing issues of racism through their Race and Justice Task Force. Additionally, NASW Florida stays updated on important legislation, such as the Telehealth Bill, and provides licensure updates and requirements for social work interns and professionals in the state.Generated from the website

The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation is dedicated to safeguarding Florida's unique heritage since 1978, focusing on the preservation of the state's most endangered historic places. Through various initiatives, including the "11 to Save" program, the organization actively engages with the community to raise awareness and support for historic preservation efforts across Florida. In addition to advocacy, the Florida Trust offers resources such as educational programs, preservation workshops, and tools for individuals and organizations to get involved. Their impact is reflected in the significant number of jobs created, investments generated, and the millions of visitors drawn to Florida's historic sites each year. Generated from the website