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Membership to FPHA is open to anyone interested in public health in Florida. We have individual, student, and senior membership as well as agency memberships with discounted rates for each members. Please support public health in Florida and your public health association today by becoming a member of FPHA. Annual Membership rates: Individual-$45 (includes membership to 2 sections) Student (full-time)-$15 (includes membership to 2 sections) Senior (age 62 or older)-$15 (includes membership to 2 sections) Agency Memberships (tiers): Platiunum 55 members $1,500 Gold 33 members $1,000 Silver 15 members $500 Bronze 7 members $250 (NEW!)
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The Florida Public Health Association, Inc. (FPHA) is a corporation not-for -profit and the only statewide professional organization exclusively serving public health professionals in all settings. FPHA was chartered in 1931 and is an affiliate of the American Public Health Association and of the Southern Health Association. The mission of the FPHA is to advance public health through advocacy, education and networking. This is done through both the FPHA and the FPHA Foundation. FPHA also includes liaison positions on the Board with representatives from all of the state’s universities offering public health or health related degrees, community partner organizations and other public health membership organizations. This allows for an opportunity to share information of benefit to all public health professionals. The FPHA Foundation, Inc. is a charitable arm of FPHA and is recognized by the State of Florida as a charitable organization and is included in the Florida State Employee Charitable Campaign. The Foundation develops and coordinates educational programs, provides scholarships to public health students, seeks grants for state programs in public health and supports grant applications for other public health organizations. The benefits of membership include the following: · Opportunities for professional growth and leadership development through the many volunteer positions on the board and within sections and committees. · Expansion of network of colleagues, mentors and friends. · Ability to influence public health policy decisions on the local, state, and national levels. · Participation in two or more Sections, which provides opportunity to meet and work with colleagues from around the state who are engaged in similar health issues and activities. · Receipt of the Association’s newsletter with information about members, section and committee activities, progress on current state and national public health issues, and updates on membership meetings and activities. · Eligibility to receive or nominate a recipient for graduate or undergraduate scholarships to advance studies in the field of public health or for FPHA awards that are presented at the Annual Educational Conference. · Reduced fees for FPHA’s Annual Educational Conference and for Regional Educational Programs. · Opportunity to access organizational information and updates through the FPHA website at fpha.org. FPHA offers both health agency (institutional) and individual membership. Health Agency membership allows for the agency to provide membership to staff at a reduced rate, thereby providing a savings to the agency. MEMBERSHIP
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