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Scholarships + Grants for Members Professional Skills Training Educational Methodologies Professional Fellows Program The ADHA Foundation was founded to advance the dental hygiene profession and expand access to oral care through scholarships, research grants and community service grants.
In collaboration with the American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), the ADHA Foundation helps ADHA members meet educational needs, expand the field of dental hygiene and provide oral health care and education to their communities. The ADHA Foundation will continue to improve the public’s total health by increasing the awareness of and access to quality oral healthcare for all.
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