For Utah Spanish-speakers, there are many challenges when it comes to accessing mental health services, from language barriers to figuring out what services are affordable. The pandemic has brought the added stress of job and income loss for many. But for Isabel Allende, the first …
While Hispanics and Latinos make up 14.2% of Utah’s population, they currently have 38% of the state’s COVID-19 cases, impacting both citizens and undocumented residents. Read Full Article >>
Lizeette Zurita, who also works as the Parents as Teachers coordinator with Holy Cross Ministries, said the issue is especially important in the Latino community as the stigma around mental health care is particularly strong. Three events in Summit County this week: Conversations with County …
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The numbers speak for themselves. According to a 2017 estimate from the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly one child out of every 10 does not have health insurance.
When the Park City Community Foundation asked Park City residents about the biggest social equity issues in the town, access to affordable and safe child care rose toward the top and settled into third place. Film to screen in Park City addresses need for affordable …
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When they sold Holy Cross Hospital in 1994, “the sisters of the Holy Cross didn’t skip a beat. They were totally committed to the state of Utah as they have been since 1875,” said Maria Farrington, president and executive director of Holy Cross Ministries. Read …
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