Living in poverty can prevent people from receiving desperately needed high-quality health care without public assistance. For example, we plan to focus our efforts on economically disenfranchised Black women who live with illnesses like Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis in Pinellas County. These women need specialized care, educational resources, and customized care packages. These services can be too expensive for them to afford. In addition, from experience working directly with our targeted clients, we know that large national nonprofit organizations simply cannot provide the customized services these women deserve. We describe the specific problems we plan to address below. Up…
Your Healing Begins With You
