This organization is the alliance of individuals and organizations that support the
mission of our state’s school-based health centers. We are committed to:

• Promoting the delivery of high-quality, comprehensive, accessible and affordable
health care to children and adolescents at school sites.

• Providing leadership in the long-term sustainability of school-based health
centers.

• Offering technical expertise and assistance to school-based health centers across
the   state, as well as prospective new partners interested in establishing a school-
based   health center in their communities.
Welcome to the Louisiana Assembly on School-Based Health Care


URGENT CALL TO ACTION!
House Bill 1, the state's general operations bill was sent to the Senate on Friday May 11th.

The bill as amended requires the Division of Administration to cut an additional $267 Million from the
budget. The House voted not to accept any one-time monies in the budget to fund state government
operations.

Today Secretary Bruce Greenstein, Department of Health and Hospitals, told the Senate Finance
Committee that if they (DHH) have to cut $100 million from the budget, all of the state general funds for
school based health centers will be eliminated!

It is critically important that you contact members of the Louisiana Legislature and talk to them about
the importance of school based health clinics to your local community.

Attached is a one page information sheet that you can share with your lawmakers.
LASBHC Flyer.pdf

Tell them that you are worried about what is going to happen to school based clinics if the Legislature
does not recognize one-time monies in the state's budget. Tell them that the school based health
centers will face closure. And tell them how important your local SBHC is to your community and the
students served.

Below is a link to the House
House Geo List.pdf
Below is a link to the Senate
Senate Geo List.pdf

Please direct your focus on the Senate initially but then circle back to your state representatives
because after the Senate decides what to do with House Bill 1, the House will have to either accept or
reject the Senate's changes to House Bill 1.

Time is of the essence!
Please let me know what responses you receive as a result of your outreach.

Destiny362@aol.com