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ALT Several health profession students sit in a classroom while an instructor presents at the front of the room. One student raises a hand to participate in the discussion. Text on the image reads: \u201CApply now for the Students to Service Loan Repayment Program!\u201D The HRSA Health Workforce logo appears in the upper left corner.
ALT Administrator Engels visiting the Start Corporation in Houma, Louisiana
ALT Administrator Engels visiting the Start Corporation in Houma, Louisiana
ALT Administrator Engels visiting the Start Corporation in Houma, Louisiana
ALT Administrator Engels visiting the Start Corporation in Houma, Louisiana
ALT HRSA Administrator Engels joining West Virginia Governor Morrisey in Morgantown
ALT HRSA Administrator Engels joining West Virginia Governor Morrisey in Morgantown
ALT Healthcare professional in a clinic setting holds a green apple while discussing healthy eating with a patient seated across a table. Fresh fruits, eggs, and a glass of orange juice are visible in the foreground. Text on the graphic reads: \u201CHHS Launches Health Center Healthy Lifestyle Commitment to Advance Nutrition, Prevention, and Healthy Living.\u201D HRSA (Health Resources & Services Administration) logo appears in the lower right corner.
ALT Four health care professionals are gathered around a laptop in a clinical setting, reviewing information together. Text on the image reads: \u201CExplore HRSA\u2019s Workforce Programs at bhw.hrsa.gov/programs.\u201D The HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administration) logo appears in the lower right corner.
ALT Illustration of a pregnant person resting in a blue hammock against a background of a large sun, clouds, and falling leaves. Text on the image reads: \u201CThe Hotline offers free EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT for pregnant women and moms.\u201D Icons indicate options to call, text, or chat. Additional text reads: \u201C1-833-TLC-MAMA \u2022 National Maternal Mental Health Hotline.\u201D The HRSA logo appears in the upper left corner.
ALT A person shops for produce with a young child seated in a grocery cart in the produce section of a supermarket. Text on the image reads: \u201CHRSA Awards Nearly $13 Million to Expand Access to Healthy Foods for Pregnant and Postpartum Women.\u201D The HRSA logo appears in the lower right corner.
ALT A person wearing glasses and earbuds participates in a video call on a laptop in a kitchen setting. Text on the image reads: \u201CFind Telehealth Resources Today at Telehealth.HHS.gov.\u201D The HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administration) logo appears in the bottom right corner.
ALT Group photo at the Rock River Community Clinic. A branded graphic banner across the bottom of the image displays the text \u201CCare Across Our Nation: Elevating Voices from HRSA Grantees\u201D and the HRSA logo.
ALT Group photo at the Rock River Community Clinic. A branded graphic banner across the bottom of the image displays the text \u201CCare Across Our Nation: Elevating Voices from HRSA Grantees\u201D and the HRSA logo.
ALT Graphic for National Primary Care Week featuring a professional headshot of Dr. Meghann Martelly. The graphic includes the National Primary Care Week logo and a quotation from Dr. Martelly: \u201CIt clicked with my future career goal to come home and work at an FQHC where I could see any patient who needed a doctor. I thought, if I could get training in the type of setting I actually want to practice in, why not give it a chance?\u201D Text identifies Dr. Meghann Martelly as Program Director at Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center in Waianae, Hawaii. The design uses a dark blue background with gold and white text.
ALT Graphic for National Primary Care Week featuring a professional headshot of Dr. Meghann Martelly. The graphic includes the National Primary Care Week logo and a quotation from Dr. Martelly: \u201CIt clicked with my future career goal to come home and work at an FQHC where I could see any patient who needed a doctor. I thought, if I could get training in the type of setting I actually want to practice in, why not give it a chance?\u201D Text identifies Dr. Meghann Martelly as Program Director at Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center in Waianae, Hawaii. The design uses a dark blue background with gold and white text.
ALT Today is National Depression Screening Day. Screening is a simple step that can help people recognize symptoms, seek support, and improve their overall well-being. During your next primary care or behavioral health appointment, ask about screening.
