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Operational Update: Direct Relief Responding to Flooding, Extreme Weather in U S , Brazil - Brazil

Operational Update: Direct Relief Responding to Flooding, Extreme Weather in U S , Brazil - Brazil
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4 Facts: How You Made an Impact in 2022

Project HOPE helped improve access to health care for some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. Learn more about our impact.

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As Climate Change Threatens Many Safety Net Clinics, Harvard Researchers Look To Houston

As climate-related illnesses only intensify due to hotter temperatures and more frequent hurricanes, researchers look for ways safety net clinics can better protect the most vulnerable.

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8 months of COVID: Houstonians look back on how their lives have changed

8 months of COVID: Houstonians look back on how their lives have changed 8 months of COVID: Houstonians look back on how their lives have changed Dec. 17, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Realtor Katie Day grabs flyers out of a drawer in a model home in a new development she is marketing in Houston.Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer As the coronavirus began to exert its grip on the region in late April, Chronicle reporters asked Houstonians to tell the stories of how their lives had been affected. The virus then was scary and novel, and we were still trying to figure out what it meant for our health, our livelihoods and our families. Eight months on, as vaccines have just begun to ship, we went back to some of those people to see how their lives had been altered by the pandemic. These are their words, edited for space and clarity.

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