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Grants part of three-year, $1.5 million “Empower Kansans” program
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Grant will help expand the Preventive Health Collaborative to
Mesa, addressing the health needs of children from birth
to 5 years old with a focus on prevention
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Donation establishes computer lab offering high-speed Internet
access to underserved people in Fort Dodge
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Grants focus on health education and outreach programs to help
people get access to care and improve their health
Grants announced at Bowdoin Street Health Center “Open House”
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Grants focus on fighting diabetes through community outreach
initiatives, education and helping families, young parents and children
live healthier lives
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Grants to help enhance training and education, and increase
access to behavioral health care services for teens at risk of
depression and suicide
Grants announced at Boys and Girls Club in Seaford, Dover
Library and Wilmington Police Athletic League (PAL) Center
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Families and kids joined by UnitedHealthcare mascot Dr. Health
E. Hound as they ride pedal-powered “Blender Bikes” to make their own
healthy smoothie
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Expectant mothers who enroll in the online program receive
better pre- and postnatal care, keep health-baby appointments and
maintain healthy behaviors throughout pregnancy
Online interactive incentive program available to Texans
enrolled in UnitedHealthcare Medicaid plan
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Miami children in grades 3 to 6 shared ideas on how to live a
healthy lifestyle through “Get Healthy Now Kids” essay contest for a
chance to receive a donated laptop from UnitedHealthcare’s Community
Computers program
Essay contest sponsored by the City of Miami Office of Grants
Administration Education Initiatives
Donations part of national effort, with more than 2,000
computers donated since 2012
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Grants part of three-year, $1.5 million “Empower Kansans” program
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Grant will help expand the Preventive Health Collaborative to
Mesa, addressing the health needs of children from birth
to 5 years old with a focus on prevention
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Donation establishes computer lab offering high-speed Internet
access to underserved people in Fort Dodge
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Grants focus on health education and outreach programs to help
people get access to care and improve their health
Grants announced at Bowdoin Street Health Center “Open House”
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Grants focus on fighting diabetes through community outreach
initiatives, education and helping families, young parents and children
live healthier lives
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Grants to help enhance training and education, and increase
access to behavioral health care services for teens at risk of
depression and suicide
Grants announced at Boys and Girls Club in Seaford, Dover
Library and Wilmington Police Athletic League (PAL) Center
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Families and kids joined by UnitedHealthcare mascot Dr. Health
E. Hound as they ride pedal-powered “Blender Bikes” to make their own
healthy smoothie
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Expectant mothers who enroll in the online program receive
better pre- and postnatal care, keep health-baby appointments and
maintain healthy behaviors throughout pregnancy
Online interactive incentive program available to Texans
enrolled in UnitedHealthcare Medicaid plan
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Miami children in grades 3 to 6 shared ideas on how to live a
healthy lifestyle through “Get Healthy Now Kids” essay contest for a
chance to receive a donated laptop from UnitedHealthcare’s Community
Computers program
Essay contest sponsored by the City of Miami Office of Grants
Administration Education Initiatives
Donations part of national effort, with more than 2,000
computers donated since 2012
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