Community Partners
Frontiers offers bidirectional education for investigators and patients, and community members to learn about one another.
Community and Collaboration
Frontiers works with a diverse group of community partners to better serve underserved and historically excluded populations to help achieve equity across the lifespan of our communities.
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Our Community Partners
Get guidance on developing a patient or community advisory board, survey design, translating materials, working with communities to disseminate research, and connecting with the community
The main goal is to develop a comprehensive sustainable program at University Kansas Medical Center, fully int...
We inspire thinkers from different disciplines to combine their efforts for a common purpose – healthcare inno...
Uzazi Village is a nonprofit organization dedicated to decreasing maternal and infant health inequity among Bl...
Our life-changing support and services enable people with Down syndrome to live to their fullest potential....
Our mission is to drive innovation in the diagnosis, care and treatment of rare diseases by connecting and ins...
NBC Community Development Corporation was created July 16, 2002 as the outreach arm of The New Bethel Church o...
LiveWell Finney County exists to provide behavioral health services and preventative services to a variety of ...
A Community is a vibrant, diverse place filled with people of all sizes, shapes, colors and creeds, so the hea...
The University of Kansas Cancer Center is on an urgent journey to break the devastating grip of cancer. We are...
Wyandotte County Health Equity Taskforce...
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Sep 21, 2022
University of Kansas Medical Center announces nearly $27 million NIH grant to accelerate clinical and translational research in the region
News · In the Community
Sep 09, 2022
Spotlight on Communities Organizing to Promote Equity (COPE)- Ton Miras Neira
Sep 17, 2021
Researchers at 3 CTSA Institutions Collaborate to Develop a Research Network Supporting Translational Science Across the Criminal Justice Continuum
