Summit Award
Honors an organization within the NWRPCA membership that has reached a singular level of achievement in a particular area of expertise or service.

​The topic of the 2025 Summit Award is "Excellence in Sustainability." In a time of financial challenges and uncertainty, community health centers must adopt innovative strategies to ensure long-term sustainability. This award recognizes a center within the NWRPCA membership that has demonstrated exceptional success in achieving its financial stability and performance. Through innovative financial practices, strategic planning, and resource optimization, this organization has gone above and beyond to secure its fiscal health, ensuring continued access to quality care for its community.
2023 Summit Award winner, Bobbi Wernz, CHAS Health
Anita Monoian Legacy Award 
Honors an individual who has dedicated his/her career to solving the problems of health, poverty and human rights and who has contributed toward the mission and recognition of community health centers in the Northwest region.
2023 Anita Manoian Legacy Award Winner, Desiree Sweeney, NEW Health
Dr. Lisa Watts with a graduating student 
Dr. Lisa Watts Preceptor Award
Recognizes the exceptional teaching, mentoring, and leadership activities of preceptors in Region X academic programs that take place within our regional community health centers.
​​Helping Us Help You Award
Honors an individual or group of individuals who has helped NWRPCA better serve its member health centers. NWRPCA staff select the recipient of this award.







2023 Helping Us Help You Award Winner, Hannah Stanfield, Washington Association for Community Health
PO Box 9038, Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 783-3004
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