Category: Press Releases

Vohra talks need for collaborations amid potential public health funding challenges

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 14, 2025 | Federal Government, Press Releases, State Budget, Top Stories | 0

Illinois’ top doctor told lawmakers last week that collaborations will be crucial as the public health sector anticipates financial challenges.

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AIDS Foundation of Chicago’s 40th Anniversary Gala raises over $770,000

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 7, 2025 | Press Releases | 0

On Saturday, April 5, over 750 supporters of the HIV movement in Chicago came together at the Geraghty to commemorate 40 years of service from AIDS Foundation Chicago (AFC) – raising more than $770,000 (gross) in one night.

The Molina Healthcare Charitable Foundation presents $45,000 grant to the Springfield Project to increase access to career and college readiness program

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 1, 2025 | Press Releases | 0

The Molina Healthcare Charitable Foundation, in collaboration with Molina Healthcare of Illinois (“Molina”), presented a $45,000 grant to The Springfield Project in support of their CAPForward Career and College Readiness Program (“CAPForward”), an initiative that addresses key challenges faced by young individuals entering the workforce.

Howard Brown Health hosts free event for Women & Girls HIV Awareness Day

by Ryan Voyles | Mar 7, 2025 | Press Releases | 0

Howard Brown Health is hosting a free community event on Monday, March 10, 2025, from 6:00 – 8:00 PM at its Hyde Park location (1525 E 55th St, 1st Floor Walk-In Clinic) to recognize National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

CVS Health & Aetna Better Health of Illinois grant $750K to eight organizations to improve access to maternal and behavior health services

by Ryan Voyles | Jan 20, 2025 | Press Releases | 0

CVS Health® (NYSE: CVS) and Aetna Better Health® of Illinois, a CVS Health® company, announced a combination of $750,000 in community grants to organizations working to increase access to maternal and behavior health services, and the resources needed to take proactive steps toward a healthier future.