4Spokane News
community · Thursday, November 5

Spokane Street Medicine Gets $2.5 Million Grant

The funding helps keep medical care available for people experiencing homelessness where they live.

Two volunteers distribute a box of medicine from a van, emphasizing charity and teamwork.
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Street medicine is expanding in Spokane with a $2.5 million federal grant. The funding keeps the program running and brings medical care directly to people experiencing homelessness. Instead of requiring people to travel to a clinic, the service meets them where they live.

Source: KXLY ↗

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