For #worldhepatitisday we pledge to help #FindTheMissingMillions by providing screenings, education, linkages to care, advocating, and raising awareness through dedicated service and partnerships with community leaders!
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@NYCMayor@NYCCouncil The need for human services is only going to escalate as COVID recovery begins and nonprofits receiving discretionary funds, like @AccessHealthNYC & CCNSF, are critical in providing those services.
@NYCMayor@NYCCouncil City initiatives like #CCNSF & @AccessHealthNYC are critical in protecting NY communities, especially in uncertain times like these. Discretionary funds are crucial in allowing our CBOs to meet local needs and fill gaps in City services.
@NYCMayor@NYCCouncil: #CCNSF provides critical funding to get complex, rapidly-changing, highly technical info to communities that are deeply affected by fear and instability, esp. those most impacted by concurrent crises of COVID and systemic racism.
@NYCMayor@NYCCouncil As communities of color face economic hardships & diminishing social safety nets, the City must fully resource nonprofits filling this gap. Fund discretionary spending, protect our communities.
@NYCSpeakerCoJo @NYCCouncil APA #immigrants rely on CBOs to provide lang. accessible & culturally competent services. Protect APA New Yorkers against cuts to discretionary spending!
Please continue to fund the Viral Hep Initiative which saves lives and supports at-risk immigrant communities of NYC! The NYC Hep Initiative is also a model for the rest of the country to address the ongoing hep B/C epidemic @NYCCouncil#hepfreenyc
MCCAP’s diverse network of CBOs help address the health disparities exposed by COVID-19 by providing culturally and linguistically competent health advocacy services in the hardest-hit areas of the city. We need $700,000 in funding so we can keep doing this work! @NYCCouncil
We can't afford not to invest in public health right now. Article 6 funds allow our community orgs to provide critical public health programs to the communities impacted most by current crises. We need the City to fund what the State would not.
.@NYCCouncil We are only as healthy as our most vulnerable populations & #AccessHealthNYC is trying to make sure that accurate health info is available to those populations w/o discrimination
Cuts to Article 6 put the health and well-being of children and families at risk, at a time when our city and state should be investing more in public health. We can’t afford to scale back programs due to cuts in State funding @JimmyVanBramer@AdrienneEAdams
We can't afford not to invest in public health right now. Article 6 funds allow our community orgs to provide critical public health programs to the communities impacted most by current crises. We need the City to fund what the State would not. @RoryLancman@Dromm25
@Costa4NY During #COVID19 our CBOs are on the front lines still providing social services and accurate in-language info to our communities so they can seek the care they need.
Restore @AccessHealthNYC#AccessHealthNYC
@Salamancajr80 We are only as healthy as our most vulnerable populations & @AccessHealthNYC is trying to make sure that accurate health info is available to those populations w/o discrimination #AccessHealthNYC
@VanessaLGibson Our communities need @AccessHealthNYC to provide culturally and linguistically competent info, esp now with a lack of in-language #COVID19 resources available. #AccessHealthNYC
@AccessHealthNYC's impact:
☑1400+ workshops, trainings, + outreach events
☑28k+ People reached thru trainings, workshops, + outreach events
☑339k People reached via social + ethnic media
☑1500 People helped on consumer helpline
#AccessHealthNYC