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History of Access Partnership

The Pharmacy Access Partnership was formed as a direct result of the Norfolk Turning Point planning initiative, part of a national effort to change and strengthen the ways in which states and local communities protect and improve public health. The city of Norfolk was one of 41 communities, nationwide to receive a Turning Point grant from the Kellogg Foundation in 1999. With leadership from the Sentara Health Foundation, Access Partnership was established and expanded its network to bring together stakeholders interested in acquiring resources and mobilizing efforts to eliminate major gaps in health care for Hampton Roads' uninsured and underinsured residents.

 Access Partnership is a community collaboration of medical providers, charities, universities, churches, civic groups, free clinics, community health centers, departments of health, community service boards and social services departments and a broad representation of volunteers. The Partnership is focused on strengthening existing programs, implementing new services for identified gaps and coordinating care for medically indigent families. Access Partnership is dedicated to bringing health care to all residents of Greater Hampton Roads so that anyone in need of care will not have to go without.