Sponsorship Opportunities:

24th Annual Rural Health Conference: Stroke and Vascular Disease in Rural America is attended by health care providers, researchers, community leaders, government officials, policymakers, and representatives of faith-based organizations. Attendees hear from prominent speakers in the field and share information about rural health care issues.

• Capstone - $25,000
  Includes 16 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.
• Platinum - $10,000
  Includes 14 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.
• Gold - $5,000
  Includes 12 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.
• Silver - $2,500
  Includes 6 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.
• Bronze - $1,000
  Includes 2 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.

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Schedule:	Every day, starting on 11/10/25 and ending on 11/10/25
Times:	08:00am-12:00pm CST
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Meeting Date Start Time End Time Monday, November 10, 2025 08:00am 12:00pm Meeting Date Start Time End Time Monday, November 10, 2025 08:00am 12:00pm
Location:	Bryant Conference Center 240 Paul Bryant Drive Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 (205) 348-8600
Session ID:	CSRG-2511-EXUARHC-01
Price:	Price Exhibit for-profit organizations: $400.00 Exhibit non-profit organizations (documentation required): $100.00 Bronze Sponsor- Includes 2 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.: $1,000.00 Silver Sponsor- Includes 6 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.: $2,500.00 Gold Sponsor- Includes 12 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.: $5,000.00 Platinum Sponsor- Includes 14 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.: $10,000.00 Capstone Sponsor- Includes 16 conference registrations and complimentary exhibit space.: $25,000.00

Stigma is defined as a set of negative beliefs that a group or society holds about a topic or group of people. The World Health Organization has classified stigma as having a detrimental effect on the treatment of individuals and is a huge barrier to recovery. Public attitudes about various stigmatizing conditions indicate that individuals with a substance use disorder are viewed more negatively than individuals with a mental health disorder. This stigma promotes the vicious cycle that is embedded in the disease of substance use disorder. In the state of Alabama, stigma presents as a barrier to seeking treatment and directly affects the way an individual views themselves. The goal of this summit is to address stigma, as it relates to individuals with a substance use disorder, by dispelling myths, educating on evidence-based practices, and bringing awareness to this public health issue.

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A community meeting to address the current and future challenges of Alabama's children.