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💰Findings from the 2023 @copulsepoll revealed: "more than one-third of Coloradans are worried about affording food in the coming year, and more than one in 10 have skipped meals in the past year because they couldn’t afford it." Read more: https://t.co/0dIN95nsps

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#RockyourMocs: CHF Style! Carly Hare and Aron Wahkinney rocking their HOMEMADE plains style moccasins for #RockYourMocs Day! ✨ Take a photo or video and share on social media using the hashtag #RockYourMocs and #RockYourMocs2023!👏

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📣 We're looking for an associate learning and evaluation officer to join us at the Foundation! Head to our website to learn more and apply before Dec. 11! 📅 https://t.co/c09ZUc1NZq

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🏡💰Findings from the @COPulsePoll revealed that Coloradans are very concerned about the high cost of living, with many forced to make tough decisions in order to live in the state. Learn more: https://t.co/gK7txze4qU

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As director of the Adelante Family Resource Center in Alamosa, Tara works hard every day to break through barriers and bring health in reach for Coloradans living in the San Luis Valley.

Watch the video to learn more about the impact of her advocacy!

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We were honored to recognize community advocate Tara Bay with the 2023 Dr. Licona Community Health Leadership Award last month!

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November marks the start of Native American Heritage Month! ✨ Join us as we celebrate tribal nations' contributions to the shaping of the country and honor the cultures and traditions that have been passed down and are still practiced today.

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Tara Bay was recognized Monday with the Dr. Licona Community Health Leadership Award for her work removing barriers to health equity in the San Luis Valley.

"We all have a special gift and if we all shared it, imagine what the world would be like."

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🗳️Colorado's coordinated election is taking place Tuesday, Nov. 7. Empower yourself with the 2023 Local Ballot Measure Tracker to make well-informed decisions and actively engage in shaping the future of your community! Your civic participation matters! https://t.co/mQfC6pKfEV

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Tonight, artist Casey McCoy surprised Dr. Licona Community Health Leadership Award Recipient, Tara Bay, with a custom piece with her family, living and past!

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Tonight, we presented Tara Bay, director of the Adelante Family Resource Center, with the Dr. Licona Community Health Leadership Award! Her innovative advocacy in all six counties of the San Luis Valley has enhanced supportive housing, social services and family welfare services.

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Today, Tara Bay will receive this award for her work as director of Adelante Family Resource Center, where she's created supportive housing, forged the Working Together network of social services, and altered the landscape of family welfare services in San Luis Valley!

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The Foundation's Licona Community Health Leadership Award began in 2016 to recognize the late Dr. Virgilio Licona, a physician and activist with expertise in rural health delivery, migrant health, and social justice.

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Dr. Licona spearheaded essential conversations about equitable access to health in Colorado. To remember his impact on our communities, The Foundation awards one health advocacy leader in the state each year with $20,000 to donate to a nonprofit working to advance health equity.

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Among her pattern of standout service, she has improved the quality and cultural-responsiveness of care for individuals with end-stage kidney disease, provided clinical care for COVID-19 patients, and conducted studies on the Latinx community and COVID-19.

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Dr. Lilia Cervantes received the Licona Community Health Leadership Award in 2021 for her work addressing structural racism, eliminating unnecessary and systemically-caused health barriers, and advocating for Coloradans who experience the greatest needs.

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As an instrumental tribal leader, Bernadette has used her platform to generate over $108 million in funding and 800 new jobs over the past 10 years, making her a powerful on-the-ground changemaker.

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Bernadette Cuthair was the 2022 recipient of the Licona Community Health Leadership Award for her steadfast work to bring equity and health access to her community — the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe.