Capital Link

Join us this Wednesday, February 26, from 2-3 PM EST, for our "Introduction to Mobile Health" webinar to learn about the mobile health landscape for health centers. Register here: https://ow.ly/mhaK50V5HB5 We'll hear from special guests Jermaine Pope, Manager of Mobile Health Operations and Training at NACHC, and Elizabeth Wallace, Executive Director of the Mobile Healthcare Association. Additionally, we will introduce our new four-session Mobile Health Learning Collaborative, beginning in March.

We’re excited to announce that we’re looking for a talented Staff Accountant to join our fun, transparent, and collaborative team! Capital Link and Capital Fund are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Staff Accountant responsible for day-to-day accounting operations and month-end/year-end closing transactions. This role reports to the Finance Director and requires working closely with other team members to streamline financial processes, manage cash flows, and maintain compliance with financial regulations. If you’re looking for a passionate workplace where you can grow and make a difference, we’d love to hear from you! https://lnkd.in/eqx7YV3f To know more, visit the link below:

I’m thrilled to be presenting “Strategic Funding Opportunities Targeting Mobile Health Sustainability” with Gabrielle Sauder and Jermaine Pope at NACHC’s 2025 Policy & Issues Forum on Thursday 2/6 at 9:30am. Come join us to discuss how to financially sustain your mobile healthcare program! #PIForum2025 #mobilehealthcare #communityhealthcenters

Today at the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) Policy and Issues Forum, our very own Gabrielle Sauder presented with Rebecca Stauffer of CohnReznick on "Strategic Funding Opportunities Targeting Mobile Health Sustainability." This session, facilitated by NACHC's Jermaine Pope, provided health center leaders with a comprehensive introduction to the various funding opportunities available to support mobile health clinic initiatives. Capital Link is looking forward to diving more into mobile healthcare in our brand-new learning collaborative, beginning this March. More to come on how to join us! #mobilehealthcare #FQHCs #PIForum2025

An update on how the devastating wildfires in Southern California are affecting Community Health Centers, which continue serving as vital emergency responders even while facing their own losses. The situation is rapidly evolving. The Eaton wildfire completely destroyed AltaMed Health Services' Pasadena clinic. As many as 30 health center clinics have closed for safety reasons -- and we've received heartbreaking reports of numerous Community Health Center staff members losing their homes. Details on the NACHC blog about the relief effort and how health centers are supporting their communities: https://lnkd.in/eNJt3wx9 #ValueCHCs #CHCPatients

Our thoughts are with everyone in LA.

Is your health center anticipating undergoing a capital project in the next one to five years? Our Capital Development Learning Collaborative - Early Project Planning Stages, beginning in January 2025, will provide practical direction and tools needed for planning, financing, and completing your capital project. Apply here: https://ow.ly/kQvf50UsYrp

There's still time to register for Thursday's webinar, "The Early Project Planning Phases of a Capital Development Project." This is a great opportunity for health centers looking to begin a capital project in the next 1-5 years and want to know where to start. Register here: https://ow.ly/sjO750Um5sO

We hope you'll join us next Thursday, Dec. 12, for "The Early Project Planning Phases of a Capital Development Project" webinar to learn the foundational steps for developing facilities that provide access to comprehensive, affordable health services tailored to meet the cultural and linguistic needs of your diverse health center communities. Register here: https://ow.ly/sjO750Um5sO