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Stories of Community in Action.

This is a story about people showing up—for their health, for their neighbors, and for the future.
These moments show community voices, trusted leadership, and committed partners turning
concern into action.

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The Samaritan Health Project in the News

Our work brings communities, leaders, and health experts together to elevate awareness,

strengthen access, and support solutions that improves health and wellness of our communities.

To request interviews, media statements, or event access, please contact: info@thesamaritanhealthproject.org

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When Little Rock Came Together, More Than 400 Families Received Support

On November 24, 2025, TSHP, the City of Little Rock, Mayor Frank Scott, Jr., and Edwards Food Giant came
together for a community food giveaway at Edwards Cash Saver. When the turkeys were gone but families
were still waiting, TSHP purchased additional gift cards so no one remaining in line was turned away without
assistance.

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A Summit Where Community and National Leadership Met

At Philander Smith University, TSHP's inaugural Healthcare & Democracy Summit brought residents, health professionals, and national leaders into the same room for health screenings, expert conversations, community participation, and action.

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Leadership That Makes The Connection Credible

TSHP was founded by Dr. Sandra Bruce Nichols, MD, FAAFP, MHCDS, MS, a physician executive with more than
35 years of experience across patient care, rural medicine, public health, government, national healthcare
operations, and community leadership.
Her role is to convene—not to stand at the center of every answer—so community knowledge and
organizational capabilities can move together around shared priorities.

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THE SAMARITAN HEALTH PROJECT is a trademark of The Samaritan Health Project.

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