Student debt continues climbing across higher education as primary care physicians and healthcare professionals graduate carrying a greater burden than ever before. At Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) cost is an obstacle for many. Nearly, 90 percent of ACHE students receive financial assistance, clearly illustrating the need for philanthropic support for scholarships. In order to reduce the financial barriers students face, scholarships are essential, and they, in turn, will increase the number of primary care physicians and healthcare professionals as an answer to the national healthcare crisis.
The future of healthcare rests in the hands of today’s students. You can help ensure that our students, regardless of their background, can obtain the education and training necessary to serve as the healthcare leaders of tomorrow. Your contribution to the ACHE Endowed Scholarship Fund is an investment in the future health of our communities and helps our students to grow new roots here in Arkansas.
We are excited to announce that we will be raising money for the ACHE Endowed Scholarship Fund. Over 90 percent of our students need some form of financial aid. The future of healthcare rests in the hands of today’s students. You can help ensure that our students, regardless of their background, can obtain the education and training necessary to serves as the healthcare leaders of tomorrow.
The ACHE Research Institute is located at 1000 Fianna Way in Fort Smith, AR. The former Golden Living Facility was purchased by ACHE in 2020.
RIHWC is hosting the On Call Gala in the first floor in the Event Center & Art Gallery Spaces.
Black Tie Formal
