Our efforts are made possible by those who are committed to the Score 1 for Health goal: healthier kids for a healthier future. As we remain focused to this vital community outreach, we continue to expand our community partnerships, providing access for even more children and families each year.
Score 1 for Health Staff at KCUMB
Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences provides administrative support, record keeping, office space and personnel, in addition to strategic planning and financial resources. KCUMB’s first- and second-year medical students participate in health screening days, gaining valuable clinical experience in pediatric health assessment while providing an important community service. KCUMB also offers significant support through the University's operating budget, as well as support from the KCUMB Board of Trustees. The organization also benefits from the expertise of KCUMB staff, including marketing, research, student affairs, finance and development.
Deron Cherry Foundation
The Deron Cherry Foundation provides financial support for Score 1 through an annual fundraising event: the Deron Cherry Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament held on June 23, 2009. Click here to find out more and see a list of DCI Sponsors.
Health Screening Partners
Score 1 for Health facilitates partnerships with more than 20 allied health schools to provide future physicians, dentists, nurses, occupational therapists, speech/language pathologists and medical assistants with clinical experience in pediatric health assessments. Click here to find out more about partnering with Score 1 for Health.
Grant Funding Sources
Score 1 for Health receives significant funding from the REACH Healthcare Foundation, Kansas Health Foundation, the Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City and NFL Charities.
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Volunteers
Score 1 for Health volunteers offer their time and expertise to ensure that each screening goes as smoothly as possible. We rely on their help to make this program work. Find out more about becoming a volunteer and making a difference in the health of Kansas City kids.
