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DHA's Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) recently brought dads, father figures, and positive male role models into Promise Community partner schools to help rally and motivate students ahead of the third-grade reading test! Their presence not only encourages academic confidence, but also strengthens school safety and student success by building supportive, engaged school environments where students can thrive.
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LEFLORE COUNTY PARENTS: Summer camps are just around the corner! Our Literacy Fellows Sumer Camp through the Leflore Promise Community will kick off on Monday, June 1. This camp provides targeted reading interventions to rising third graders to help students get on track for the third grade reading exam.
Check out the flyer to learn more or contact Diann Gilson or Lee Ann Davis.
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NOW HIRING: Delta Health Alliance is now hiring Literacy Fellows for the upcoming school year. These reading interventionists work directly with third-grade students who are below grade level, providing targeted support to help strengthen foundational reading skills.
With a proven track record of improving third-grade reading outcomes, the Literacy Fellows program plays a critical role in helping students reach key academic milestones and stay on track for long-term success. Join us in making a measurable impact where it matters most.
Visit deltahealthalliance.org/careers/ to learn more and apply today.
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Delta Health Alliance’s Delta Better Futures program recently hosted two community-based events in partnership with faith-based organizations across the Mississippi Delta. These sessions focused on raising awareness around teen dating violence and equipping youth with the knowledge to make informed, healthy decisions.
Through open conversation and trusted community partnerships, Delta Better Futures continues to help adolescents build the skills to resist peer pressure, protect their well-being, and set themselves up for long-term success.
Thanks to our partners in the faith-based community, New Morning Star COGIC in Cleveland and New Life Saint Paul COGIC in Belzoni, for making these events possible!
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Delta Health Alliance’s Head Start centers in North Mississippi are now hiring for a variety of open positions! Join a team dedicated to supporting early learning, enhancing young children's development, and contributing positively to the communities we serve.
If you’re passionate about making a difference and helping shape the future for the next generation, explore opportunities with DHA Head Start / Early Head Start today! Visit deltahealthalliance.org/careers to learn more and apply.
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DHA’s LEADS workforce development program participants recently visited G.A. Carmichael Family Life Center in Canton for a hands-on look at careers in healthcare. Through direct engagement with providers and staff, participants gained practical insight into clinical operations, team-based care, and the wide range of roles that support patient services.
Experiences like this connect training to real workforce needs, strengthen career pathways, and help build a pipeline of skilled, job-ready professionals prepared to meet the growing demand in Mississippi's healthcare sector.
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Delta Better Futures (DBF) recently partnered with first responders in Greenville to host an important discussion on the dangers of self-harm and substance use among youth. DBF's approach to connect students with trusted community members and professionals provides real-world insights that help them see how decisions today affect their future.
Through efforts like this, Delta Better Futures is helping equip teens with the knowledge and skills they need to protect their well-being, make informed decisions, and build a strong foundation for future success.
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Meet our latest Employee Spotlight, Tammoral Nealon! As the Assistant Director for DHA's Delta Region Resource & Referral Centers, Tammoral ensures our high-quality centers are effectively serving teachers, parents, caregivers, community leaders, and children ages birth to 12-years-old. She gets the most satisfaction from seeing children at our Resource & Referral Centers learn, grow, and reach their full potential thanks to the lending library and other education resources we provide to the community.
Tammoral loves the team-focused nature of Delta Health Alliance's work and enjoys working alongside her colleagues with a shared goal to help improve their communities. Thank you Tammoral for your service to the Mississippi Delta!
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Students at the Stewart Healthcare Training Academy recently gained valuable, real-world insight into the healthcare field through a guest presentation from Kendall Morrison of G.A. Carmichael Family Health Center. Through Delta Health Alliance’s LEADS workforce training program, experiences like this connect participants directly with employers, strengthening workforce development efforts across the region.
Morrison emphasized the critical role of soft skills—communication, adaptability, initiative, and a strong patient-centered approach—in building a successful healthcare career. His professional journey and day-to-day experiences helped students better understand the expectations and opportunities within the field.
Partnerships with employers not only provide practical career exposure but also ensure DHA programs are aligned with industry needs, equipping participants with the skills and professionalism required to succeed in today’s workforce.
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In celebration of Read Across America week, Deer Creek Promise Community staff visited local schools in Leland to read with students and promote a love of literacy! Through engaging storytelling and classroom interaction, these efforts help build strong reading skills, support academic growth, and foster a lasting appreciation for books among young learners.
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