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ReachOut Healthcare America 1904 W. Parkside Ln,
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ReachOut Healthcare America 1904 W. Parkside Ln,
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"One More Child"FoundationMissionThe mission of the "One More Child" Foundation (a 501(c)(3)) is to provide an option for uninsured children with oral healthcare problems to obtain donated dental care that they otherwise would likely never receive. OverviewThe primary function of the foundation is grant writing to fund care for uninsured children and patient outreach programs. By combining funds received from grants, contributions of supplies and staffing from ReachOut Healthcare America, and volunteer time from dentists, the foundation provides donated dental services to low-income, uninsured children while they are at school. In addition, the foundation employees Care Coordinators who do patient outreach via telephone to make sure parents are aware of services. Contact our grant writer to learn more about our funding initiatives or to learn how you can help. Board Members - One More Child Foundation
For more information, contact Michael Howell
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Michael is a
member of the founders club and also serves on the
advisory committee and dental clinic panel for the
Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health. He has
lectured at dental schools around the world and has
taught dentists laser surgery procedures on 6
continents. He was part of a team that developed the
first laser used for dentistry. Michael is the
founder of the One More Child Foundation which
provides dental care for uninsured children. He is a
past high school teacher, administrator, and is
currently a trustee of Marygrove College.
Dr.
Ralph Green's experience includes private dentistry,
a variety of executive-level positions in
corporations within the dental industry, and
collegiate teaching engagements. He is the author of
numerous articles about dentistry and has several
dental patents. He is active with
organizations which promote dental care including
National Dental Association
Corporate Roundtable, and the Forsyth Institute.
Dr. Green is also a former professor at Tufts
University Dental School and currently spends a
great deal of time on dental readiness initiatives
for the Army National Guard.
Dr.
Jack Dillenberg is the Inaugural Dean of the Arizona
School of Dentistry & Oral Health. Dr. Dillenberg
received his Masters Degree in Public Health from
Harvard School of Public Health and completed his
dental education at New York University, College of
Dentistry. He received his undergraduate degree from
Tulane University in New Orleans. Prior to joining
the Arizona dental school, Dr. Dillenberg was
Associate Director for Public Health Programs in the
California Department of Health Services and prior
to that was Area Health Officer serving the West
Area of the Los Angeles County Department of Health
Services. Dr. Dillenberg also is President of
Dillenberg & Friends Health Services Consulting
providing a full scope of health services
consulting. During most of the 1990s, Dr. Dillenberg
served in several capacities in the Arizona
Department of Health Services including Director for
over four years and Assistant Director in the
Division of Family Health Services. Dr. Dillenberg
has also served in numerous positions on
health-related boards and associations and is the
recipient of a great number of honors and awards
including the U.S Public Health Service Chief Dental
Officers Service Award, and the Harvard School of
Public Health Alumni Award of Merit. Dr. Dillenberg
is recognized at the local, state and national
levels as an expert in the area of public health
leadership, health program development, social
marketing, oral health issues, health center design,
training of community health workers, community
organizing and lecture presentations.