Impact in Action: Investing in the People Who Deliver Quality Care | National Commission on Correctional Health Care

Impact in Action: Investing in the People Who Deliver Quality Care

Quality correctional health care depends on people—skilled professionals who bring their expertise, compassion and commitment to a uniquely challenging field.

As we recognize National Healthcare Quality Week, October 18–24, the NCCHC Foundation is highlighting one of the most important investments we can make in the future of correctional health care: building and strengthening its workforce.

Through scholarships and mentorship, career resources, professional development and workforce initiatives, the Foundation is helping people discover correctional health care, grow within the field and develop the connections and skills needed to succeed.

Because strengthening quality isn’t only about what happens today. It means ensuring there are knowledgeable, prepared professionals ready to carry this work forward tomorrow.

Investing Beyond Today

That makes National Estate Planning Awareness Week, October 19–25, particularly meaningful.

Estate planning gives each of us an opportunity to think about what we want our impact to be—not only today, but years from now.

A legacy gift to the NCCHC Foundation can help future generations of correctional health care professionals access education, mentorship and workforce development opportunities while supporting initiatives that strengthen the field.

Through our partnership with FreeWill, you can create a legally valid will at no cost. And if supporting the future of correctional health care is important to you, you can choose to include the NCCHC Foundation in your plans.

Whether you mentor a new professional, support a scholarship, share your expertise or include the Foundation in your estate plans, you can help build the workforce that will carry this work forward.

That’s Impact in Action—and how, together, we’re Shaping Tomorrow, Today.

National Estate Planning Awareness Week

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