Community Action Home Health

South Plains Community Action Association, originally established in 1965 as the Hockley County Community Action Committee, is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and families across over 100 Texas counties to achieve self-sufficiency. With a focus on community well-being, SPCAA offers a range of services through six program divisions, including Child Care, Community Services, Housing, and Health Services. As a member of a national network of community action agencies, SPCAA embodies the spirit of hope and is committed to improving communities and enhancing the quality of life for all residents. Their mission, "Helping People. Changing Lives," illustrates their dedication to providing resources and support that enable people to help themselves and one another. Generated from the website

The Lubbock Crosby Garza Medical Society (LCGCMS) is a professional organization that aims to unite physicians in the region to advocate for physician and patient rights, while upholding the highest moral, ethical, and professional standards among physicians. With a mission to provide an opportunity for physicians to voice their opinions and act on healthcare issues, LCGCMS works with lawmakers to enact medical and healthcare legislation that promotes the interests of the medical community. Additionally, the society offers professional development opportunities, including more than 100 on-demand courses, to sharpen skills in practice management, communication, and other areas.Generated from the website