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Florida, We Need to Have a Fatherly Chat
The dad in me wants to give the entire state a hug and ask if they are ok.
The pickup truck in front of my car on the highway had the words “Fresh Snow” painted carefully on the back window. In big white-block letters, it proudly proclaimed its message. The bumper sticker below stated “Yes officer, I know I know. License and registration.” If this was up North, I would assume it was a skier. But as I was in Florida for my family vacation, I thought to myself
No Florida ID? Health workers making vaccines possible for farmworkers
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No Florida ID? Health workers making vaccines possible for farmworkers
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Well before the 9 a.m. start time, dozens of Immokalee farmworkers lined up for COVID-19 vaccines beneath an overhang near vacant stores at a strip mall. Polonne Colin, 65, was among the first at the pop-up clinic.
The main reason she opted for the vaccine now, though she was eligible earlier: she sees everyone she knows getting it.
Rural health advocates who have ramped up efforts to reach farmworkers say demand for the vaccine is strong. And despite media reports and lawmakers concerns that Florida s residency requirements are hindering vaccination efforts for farmworkers, advocates say health officials are finding ways around them.
Well before the 9 a.m. start time, dozens of Immokalee farmworkers lined up for COVID-19 vaccines beneath an overhang near vacant stores at a strip mall. Polonne Colin, 65, was among the first at the pop-up clinic.
The main reason she opted for the vaccine now, though she was eligible earlier: she sees everyone she knows getting it.
Rural health advocates who have ramped up efforts to reach farmworkers say demand for the vaccine is strong. And despite media reports and lawmakers concerns that Florida s residency requirements are hindering vaccination efforts for farmworkers, advocates say health officials are finding ways around them.