Funding Priorities

The findings from the 2012 Texarkana Affiliate Community Profile revealed the need to support services for the underserved populations in each of the target counties and that no matter how abundant healthcare resources are in the area, without communication and coordination, the efforts to reduce breast care disparities are fragmented. Click here to view our 2012 Community Profile document.

Drawing from the profile the Texarkana Affiliate has identified the following funding priority areas:

Priority 1.  Education/Awareness
Priority 2.  Access
Priority 3.  Coordination of Resources 

The deadline for applications is December 31, 2012. 

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