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El Futuro supports Latino and immigrant communities through mental healthcare (opens the original)
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In a 2025 statewide survey of Latino North Carolinians, the majority of participants were uninsured. Many survey respondents said cost and immigration fears were factors in avoiding seeking healthcare or other services. El Futuro is a community-based organization in Durham looking to transform mental healthcare services for the Latino population in North Carolina and beyond. Luke Smith founded the association in 2001 as a volunteer project in response to the state’s lack of Spanish-language serv
El Futuro supports Latino and immigrant communities through mental healthcare (opens the original)
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In a 2025 statewide survey of Latino North Carolinians, the majority of participants were uninsured. Many survey respondents said cost and immigration fears were factors in avoiding seeking healthcare or other services. El Futuro is a community-based organization in Durham looking to transform mental healthcare services for the Latino population in North Carolina and beyond. Luke Smith founded the association in 2001 as a volunteer project in response to the state’s lack of Spanish-language serv
Chapel Hill fire station to be rebuilt, replaced by affordable housing (opens the original)
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The Town of Chapel Hill is moving forward with plans to build an affordable housing complex along with a new fire station at the intersection of Weaver Dairy Road Ext. and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Construction of the new station will begin at the current site of a fire training facility next door to Fire Station 4, which will remain operational until the new station is completed. Then, the existing site is set to be demolished, with affordable housing erected in its place. To pay for the new
Chapel Hill fire station to be rebuilt, replaced by affordable housing (opens the original)
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The Town of Chapel Hill is moving forward with plans to build an affordable housing complex along with a new fire station at the intersection of Weaver Dairy Road Ext. and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Construction of the new station will begin at the current site of a fire training facility next door to Fire Station 4, which will remain operational until the new station is completed. Then, the existing site is set to be demolished, with affordable housing erected in its place. To pay for the new
Chapel Hill fire station to be rebuilt, replaced by affordable housing (opens the original)
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The Town of Chapel Hill is moving forward with plans to build an affordable housing complex along with a new fire station at the intersection of Weaver Dairy Road Ext. and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Construction of the new station will begin at the current site of a fire training facility next door to Fire Station 4, which will remain operational until the new station is completed. Then, the existing site is set to be demolished, with affordable housing erected in its place. To pay for the new
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