Values in Action

Several CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs coworkers braved the cold temperatures earlier this week to provide care and compassion for the unhoused at a Hot Springs Community Resource Center Clinic warming shelter, coordinated by Cooperative Christian Ministries (CCMC). Drs. Randy Hill and David Slay worked with other physicians to set up the clinic and recruit… View Full Post

The Adopt-A-Family program pairs community members with homeless and near-homeless families who lack the resources to buy holiday gifts. All participating families are involved in an Our House program. Donors provide gifts from a wish list compiled by their assigned family. For many families, these gifts are the only ones they will receive this holiday… View Full Post

According to the USDA report released in 2024, Arkansas has the highest rate of food insecurity in the United States. Since then, CHI St. Vincent has been committed to doing its part to find ways to reduce food insecurity across the market.  In the spirit of this commitment, CHI St. Vincent in Morrilton recently made… View Full Post

Conway County Care Center’s motto is simple, “No one in Conway County goes hungry,” and they do their best to meet the need year around. Food insecurity is more prevalent in rural areas than in metro areas and disproportionately affects Black and Latino households. Food insecurity has far reaching implications, from chronic health issues to… View Full Post

This Thanksgiving, our coworkers truly embodied our mission and values by coming together to support our coworkers in need. The donations exceeded all expectations, allowing us to provide a bountiful Thanksgiving meal for their families. But the giving didn’t stop there! Thanks to the overwhelming response, Hot Springs collected enough food to also support the families on their… View Full Post