Oct. 20, 2021 The following material was published online by The Charlotte Observer this morning. It is online here. ... Continue Reading →
Women’s History Month
March 1, 2021 Women have made Charlotte a better place for all to live. During the pandemic year, when the Forum was unable to schedule in-person meetings, these graphics were added each day during March as a way to pay tribute to some who have passed on, and many who continue to serve in ways ... Continue Reading →
Weeks leads update on C.W. Williams health center renewal
April 26, 2016 Debra Weeks, executive director of the C.W. Williams Community Health Center, led a review this morning of the recent work to rebuild the westside health care center after it filed for bankruptcy. Joining Weeks on the panel were board chair William Walton and outreach specialist ... Continue Reading →
C.W. Williams at milestone on road to recovery
April 14, 2016 ... Continue Reading →
News outlets report on C.W. Williams Health Center
The week saw at least three updates on C.W. Williams Community Health Center. ----- See story at charlotteobserver.com -------- ... Continue Reading →
Newspapers write about C.W. Williams Community Health Center
Sept. 20, 2015 The Charlotte Post on Thursday and then the Charlotte Observer on Sunday wrote about C.W. Williams Community Health Center. First, Herb White, then David Perlmutt. SEPTEMBER 19, 2015 New CEO: Troubled C.W. Williams Health Center is ‘here to stay’ C.W. Williams still in ... Continue Reading →
Observer article on C.W. Williams Community Health Center
April 27, 2015 The print edition of the Charlotte Observer carried a report this morning on C.W. Williams Community Health Center. If an online version emerges, a link to it will be placed here. ... Continue Reading →
New beginning at C.W. Williams Community Health Center
March 31, 2015 Debra Weeks is three weeks into a big job: resuscitating C.W. Williams Community Health Center, the federally subsidized clinic on Wilkinson Boulevard that is formulating a plan to get out of bankruptcy, win back thousands of patients who left when operating hours were cut, and build ... Continue Reading →