Everyday, CFC advocates for healthier, more self-sufficient Mississippians!
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Following an official registration with the Mississippi Department of State, CFC quickly obtained designation from the Internal Revenue Code under Section 501(c)(3) as a tax exempted non-profit organization effective July 10, 2020. CFC provides charitable ancillary social/health services throughout the "Magnolia State" for residents of all ages.
CFC's ORIGIN AND GOAL
OUR LATEST EVENTS
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The following are the notes from Dr. Thomas Dobbs' March 16, 2023 presentation to the MSDH Health Ambassadors which included a COVID update and information on Nutrition & Fitness in Mississippi.
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Please join Trust for America's Health (TFAH) from 2:00-3:00 PM (ET) on May 3, 2023 for a virtual Congressional briefing and national webinar on their new report entitled: Ready or Not 2023: Protecting the Public's Health from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism.
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Coming soon is Mississippi's Inaugural Healthy Aging Summit, scheduled for May 4, 2003 at the Jackson Hilton Hotel for an exciting new movement in our state. Supplemental information shall be provided here regarding the forthcoming related website.
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We are looking foward to seeing you at 10th Empowering Communities for a Healthy Mississippi Conference in Flowood Mississippi May 23-26, 2023, hosted by the Mississippi State Department of Health. Let's partner in learning and sharing ways to make Mississippi healthier. Registration is open now!
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MCSW is one of the oldest social welfare organization in the State which focuses on social service issues and benefits of membership include: 3 FREE social work workshops with CEs (next workshop is April); member rates for the annual conference (September); on-going networking & leadership opportunities. Membership can be completed online at www.mymcsw.org or by completing & mailing the attached application.
NEED FOR CFC
Metaphorically, the ballot approved and long overdue, new flag, featuring a beautiful magnolia blossom surrounded by 20 stars signifying Mississippi's status as the 20th state in the union, with a gold five-point star to reflect its indigenous tribes, show the potential of each resident as a catalyst or change agent for the betterment in quality of life through social justice and health equity as opposed to a sorted history of intolerance and unhealthy, underserved communities. Remember, you can download CFC's latest brochure by clicking on this text.
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