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Still have questions about COVID-19 vaccine safety? In this video clip, Dr. Udwin, one of our Medical Directors, explains that all three vaccines authorized for emergency use in the U.S. are safe and effective. You can watch the full recorded town hall here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mht_lr8n8c
The Greater Washington Urban League’s Financial Empowerment Center helps D.C. residents develop skills to make sound financial choices. We’re proud to present this vital organization with one of our COVID-19 Grants. Learn more about their efforts: gwul.org/fec #CareFirstCares
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First steps and first successes. First dates and first dances. First looks and first loves. For every first, make your health first. #CareFirstCares
Neighborhood Health has long worked to expand healthcare access in Northern Virginia. By offering COVID-19 testing five days a week instead of three, at one of its clinics in the City of Alexandria, underserved residents can find out their COVID-19 status and make informed decisions about their health. We’re proud to support their efforts to expand access to care during the pandemic.
This week, we joined our partner DC Greens for the Well Groundbreaking Event in Ward 8. The Well is an urban farm and community wellness space designed to activate green space, provide resources and allow for meaningful engagement. We’re excited to see this project grow and nurture the community.
We’re honored to receive this recognition from our partners at the United Way of Central Maryland. With our support, their 211 line helped community members get the answers and assistance they needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. We’re proud to be among the ten organizations that are making big differences in the communities where we live and work. #CareFirstCares
Arica Tanner organized a volunteer project for the Operations Technical Support-Testing Team through the United Way of Central Maryland. These Difference Makers coordinated virtually to make care kits and donated them to Paul’s Place for those experiencing homelessness. #CareFirstCares #CareFirstDifferenceMaker
The American Rescue Plan Act provided direct aid to state and local governments to support community COVID-19 response. Read more about how this law provides a unique opportunity for policymakers to focus on social determinants of health (SDOH) initiatives.
The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected many people’s mental health and put a strain on an already insufficient supply of quality behavioral health providers. This shortage of behavioral health providers in our communities means people can't get the care they need. We’re advocating for public policy changes to increase access to behavioral health services.
