This St. Pete not-for-profit provided $755,107 in free healthcare across Tampa Bay in 2023
From I Love The Burg: As Tampa Bay continues to grow, health inequities among its residents are becoming more pronounced, especially with the rising cost
… Kriseman was joined by St. Pete Pride Executive Director Luke Blankenship and city council members Gina Driscoll, Amy Foster, Brandi Gabbard, Charlie Gerdes and Lisa Wheeler-Bowman. Cole Foust, the LGBTQ+ Youth and Transgender program Coordinator at Metro Wellness and Community Centers, also addressed the crowd.
Foust came out as a transgender man last year and a gay man this month.
“I really value the space that the city of St. Petersburg provides for people to grow and blossom into their true selves,” Foust said. “I can’t thank each of you enough for showing up in this way. And I hope we all will continue to take responsibility for supporting and loving those around us.”
From I Love The Burg: As Tampa Bay continues to grow, health inequities among its residents are becoming more pronounced, especially with the rising cost
From Watermark Online: Metro Inclusive Health has announced that the organization’s Copay it Forward program generated $755,107 in free healthcare for under or uninsured
Author: Caitlin Lockerbie (WTSP) Metro Inclusive Health has a daily mission to provide healthcare options to patients who often feel misunderstood and underrepresented. The non-profit
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