Join us for the 2026 Q2 Meeting - June 3, 2026 at 11:30 am
Arkansas Delta Community Connections began in the fall of 2022 from a shared vision among members of the Arkansas Department of Health who recognized the need for stronger connection and collaboration between local leaders, healthcare providers, community organizations, and service agencies throughout the Arkansas Delta.
To help bring that vision to life, Amy Hale and Jacqueline White were asked to serve as the faces and chairs of ADCC, working to help bridge gaps between state organizations and the individuals and communities within each county. Since its founding, ADCC has grown into a regional network of members from across Arkansas who are dedicated to reducing disparities, strengthening communication, and expanding access to resources throughout the Delta region.
Today, ADCC hosts quarterly meetings that provide opportunities for networking, collaboration, resource sharing, and community-focused discussion — all with the goal of building a stronger, healthier, and more connected Arkansas Delta.
Arkansas Delta Community Connections brings together nonprofits, healthcare providers, schools, businesses, faith-based organizations, government agencies, and community leaders to create meaningful partnerships throughout the Arkansas Delta.
Our mission is to bridge gaps in community support systems by encouraging collaboration, education, outreach, and connection to valuable services and opportunities that strengthen individuals, families, and communities.
Through regional partnerships and county-level leadership, ADCC works to create a healthier, more connected Delta region for current and future generations.
Every county has unique strengths, needs, opportunities, and voices. Through our County Liaison network, ADCC helps connect local communities to regional partnerships, resources, and collaboration opportunities across the Delta.