

Wichita Black Nurses Association
Improving health equity.

The Wichita Black Nurses Association (WBNA) serves as a voice for Black nurses and works to improve health equity, particularly for underserved communities.
Founded in 1973 and affiliated with the National Black Nurses Association, WBNA promotes health equity through community education, outreach, advocacy, and access to healthcare services, with a particular focus on underserved communities.
WBNA Services & Contact Info
- Proud Clearway Testing Partner
- Testing at Community Events
- Testing at Churches and Community Locations
- At-Home Testing for Homebound Residents
Testing with the Wichita Black Nurses Association
The Wichita Black Nurses Association (WBNA) is a proud Clearway Testing community partner, providing free health screenings for Sedgwick County residents and others who have spent time in the county. WBNA offers testing at community events, churches, and other neighborhood locations, along with at-home testing for homebound residents. These services help bring testing directly into communities and reach individuals who may face barriers to accessing healthcare. No insurance is required, and follow-up care is available when needed.