New Grant for Former Inmate Health Care

Aug. 4, 2016
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Minority Health will issue a $300,300 grant in Phoenix to improve health outcomes for minority and/or disadvantaged young adults leaving the justice system. We’ll get more from a representative of a Phoenix grantee, Dr. Carol Olson, chair of the Psychiatry Department for Maricopa Integrated Health System.

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Dr. Carol Olson: Chair of the Psychiatry Department for Maricopa

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Horses and inmates

Recycled City

Immigration Reform

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Horizon, Arizona ArtBeat December 2016 Special 11:30 p.m. show

American Indian Excellence Awards

Book - Phoenix's Roosevelt Row

Artist Betye Saar

Phoenix Chorale Granny Award

Journalists' Roundtable 08/19/2016

Journalists' Roundtable 08/12/2016

Child Abuse Cases

Arizona's Space Industry

Giving and Leading: Childhood Hunger

Arizona's Jobless Rate

Sustainability: Green DBacks

Farrier

Arizona Veterans: Veterans and Art

Legislative Update

Arizona Primary Postmortem

End of Year Tax Tips

Affordable Care Act

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Three Arizona Historians

U.S. House Picking President

Yavapai Oral History

Arizona ArtBeat: Mesa Arts Center

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Technology and Innovation: A Horizon Special

Arizona ArtBeat Special (Repeat)

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