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The Savannah Black Nurses Association (SBNA)

Located in beautiful Savannah, Georgia The Savannah Black Nurses Association (SBNA) was founded on April 27, 1987, by a group of nurses concerned about dialogue, communication, education, and working conditions of African American Nurses, as well as the Healthcare needs of the African American community.​
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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

The Savannah Black Nurses Association has been actively involved in the community forming collaborative. partnerships to impact not only the the health of African Americans, but also that of the underserved population in our region: Liberty City Community Center, MLK Observance Day Association, American Cancer Society, J. C. Lewis Primary Health Care, African American Resource Center, and Community Churches.

FULFILLMENT THROUGH INVOLVEMENT

To learn more about becoming involved with our dynamic association with nursing professionals, visit our website or call us at contact number for more information regarding SBNA.
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OUR MISSION
NBNA and SBNA are committed to improving the quality of life of persons who share the African American heritage and other ethnic Groups by:
  • 1. Building consumer knowledge and understanding of healthcare issues.
  • 2. Educating and mentoring registered nurses, licensed vocational/practical nurses, nursing students, and retired nurses.
  • 3. Promoting the economic development of nurses through scholarships and other business initiatives.
WE ARE GLADLY ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS.
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