Alliance for Resilience in Healthcare
ARHC transforms disaster recovery within the healthcare sector by turning crises into opportunities for innovation.
Emergency response saves lives. But recovery doesn’t end when the emergency does.
After emergency responders leave and immediate relief funding fades, communities can be left with healthcare systems under even greater strain—disrupted services, workforce shortages, gaps in access and coordination, and vulnerabilities that make the next crisis harder to withstand.
That’s where the Alliance for Resilience in Healthcare (ARHC) works.
We help communities move from short-term recovery toward stronger, more resilient healthcare systems. Rather than providing temporary disaster relief, ARHC works alongside communities and local partners to understand where health systems are vulnerable, identify gaps that disasters have exposed or worsened, and build practical strategies for long-term resilience.
Our work brings together community knowledge, healthcare and public health partners, research, and systems-level planning. Through assessment, partnership development, coordination, and locally driven implementation, we help communities strengthen the infrastructure and relationships their health systems depend on.
The result we’re working toward isn’t simply recovery from one disaster. It’s a healthcare system better equipped to serve its community every day—and better prepared for whatever comes next.
When disaster response ends, our work begins.
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After Fire and Flood: Help Lincoln County Recover Stronger
When disaster strikes, healthcare needs don’t end when the emergency does. Lincoln County, New Mexico has endured devastating fires and flooding. Long after the immediate response, communities still face the harder question: How do we build a health system that is better prepared for what comes next? The Alliance for Resilience in Healthcare is working with partners in New Mexico to help answer that question. We are launching the first phase of the Lincoln County Community Health Resilience Project —a locally grounded effort to identify gaps in healthcare access and coordination, bring community and health partners together, and develop a long-term strategy for a stronger, more resilient local health system. Our current work includes: • Mapping healthcare resources, gaps, and local partners across Lincoln County
• Adapting our Community Health Resilience Assessment for the region
• Engaging healthcare providers, community organizations, and local leaders
• Developing a pathway for locally based health coordination in collaboration with the University of New Mexico’s Health Extension Regional Offices (HEROs)
• Building the foundation for longer-term implementation and investment Your donation helps fund the groundwork required to move this work from planning into the community. Early funding supports community engagement, research and assessment, local partnership development, project coordination, and the infrastructure needed to launch the next stage of the initiative. Whether you give $10, $50, $100, or become a monthly supporter, you’re helping build the foundation for that work in Lincoln County.
- Raised
- $1,175
- Goal
- $5,000
Donors
Alberto Calderon