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Spokane nonprofits turn to faith groups as refugees face Medicaid cuts (opens the original)
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Nonprofit leaders called on Spokane’s faith community and others during a Sept. 25 informational meeting at the CHAS Health Learning Institute to help refugees navigate changes that could leave several thousand Spokane County refugees without health care coverage. “We can’t do it alone,” wrote Kimmie Curry, the community engagement manager for the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Spokane, in the meeting’s email invite. IRC in Spokane, Better Health Together, CHAS Health and Spokane Workfo
Cassy Benefield/FAVS News (opens the original)
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Cassy Benefield/FAVS News Regional News Buddhist groups help Spokane families recover from wildfires Cassy Benefield/FAVS News Tzu Chi USA and the Spokane Buddhist Temple are helping wildfire survivors with emergency aid, financial support and long-term recovery after the Spokane Complex Wildfire. Regional News Spokane refugees at risk as World Relief navigates changing U.S. policies Cassy Benefield/FAVS News
Buddhist groups help Spokane families recover from wildfires (opens the original)
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Two Buddhist groups have been part of the fire recovery work in Spokane since three fires, known as the Spokane Complex Wildfire, destroyed 921 structures and burned about 9,900 acres in early August. Tzu Chi USA — a 60-year-old international humanitarian nonprofit — has sent about 40 volunteers to Spokane’s Disaster Assistance Center in Shadle High School three times: Aug. 6-9 to help with intake forms and Aug. 22-23 and Sept. 5-6 to give assistance. Driven by the philosophy of “Buddhism in act
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