UADA's Cooperative Extension Service received a $2.6M grant yesterday through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. We'll put it to work on wellness, health literacy and chronic disease programs expected to reach 30,000 to 50,000 rural Arkansans a year. 🩺❤️
ALT From left: Rural Health Transformation Project Director Brad Nye; Arkansas State Crime Laboratory Director Dr. Ted Brown; Arkansas Surgeon General Kay Chandler; Deacue Fields, head of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture; Jessica Vincent, UADA assistant professor of health; Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders; Heather Wingo, extension immunization educator; Nina Roofe, head of UADA Family and Consumer Sciences; Arkansas Secretary of Health Renee Mallory; and Arkansas Department of Human Services Secretary Janet Mann