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Dental Health for All™ winners announced.
Posted on Apr 02, 2010
You voted and five exceptional non-profit clinics were chosen to receive a $20,000 project sponsorship. With these funds, clinics can waive patient fees, increase dental appointments for children, offer greater access to x-ray services, provide mobile dental units and more. That’s good news for these grassroots clinics and the many families that rely on them for their dental care. Read more.
4 Comments
Cecile Jones said...
This is an interesting and good survey. I enjoyed answering the survey questions and information on keeping our communities green and safe.
on Jul 16, 2010 (11:55 PM)
Diana Walsh said...
I have no dental insurance and live on SSDI - a dental clinic that could waive fees and help me with a payment plan would be so great - I have dire need of dental care and am unable to locate here in Louisville, KY - my 18 yr old son needs dental care as well and is in the same situation as is my husband. If there is a way we can receive any benefits for dental care, it could actually change our lives and improve our self esteem as we are no longer confident in our smiles. It is sad when someone comes up to you to talk and then seeing your teeth, they look away and then leave. It happens over and over which tells you it is not just a one time thing or a cooincidence.
on Jul 14, 2010 (12:38 PM)
Kenia said...
Can not thank you enough for your generosity! I volunteer in the Spanish Catholic Center every summer and this is a huge deal. Thank you thank you....
on Apr 22, 2010 (09:57 AM)
sabrina said...
it is good that they can waive the fees to give the kids the kind of service they need to have good hygeine for theirself
on Jul 23, 2010 (08:37 AM)