Improving the health of rural Kentuckians.Board Nominations Extended Through October 1
There’s still time to submit a nomination for the KRHA Board of Directors.
Download Nomination Form
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KRHA sends updates, registration confirmations, and event reminders through Wild Apricot. Please add both addresses to your contacts or safe-sender list:
krhaadmin@kentuckyruralhealth.org
krha@wildapricot.org
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Strengthening Rural Health Across Kentucky
The Kentucky Rural Health Association (KRHA) strengthens rural communities by advancing education, supporting the health workforce, and elevating the rural voice in policy and practice. Through statewide partnerships and member-driven programs, KRHA helps improve access to care and health outcomes for Kentuckians in rural and underserved communities.
Learning & Workforce
KRHA supports rural providers, students, and community partners through conferences, training programs, and mentorship initiatives that strengthen the health workforce and expand access to evidence-based care.
- Kentucky Hepatitis Academic Mentorship Program (KHAMP)
- Annual conference and statewide trainings
- Student and professional engagement
Policy & Rural Voice
KRHA advances rural health priorities through legislative education, consensus-building, and engagement with state and community partners to ensure rural perspectives inform health policy.
- Legislative and policy engagement
- Rural Health Champion Day
- Partner and stakeholder collaboration
Community & Network
KRHA connects a statewide network of organizations, professionals, and students committed to improving rural health through shared learning, collaboration, and service.
- Individual and organizational membership
- Committee leadership and volunteer engagement
- Cross-sector partnerships
Learn more about KRHA’s mission, vision, and history: Mission & Vision | Our History
What’s Happening
Upcoming trainings, meetings, and opportunities to connect with Kentucky’s rural health community.
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