Savannah Pride Center's Healthcare Summit: Community Rallies Amid Funding Challenges
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The Savannah Pride Center is hosting its second annual Healthcare Summit this Friday, despite losing $30,000 in corporate sponsorships. The center relies on donations and event sponsors, and has cut costs by trimming the summit to one day and using volunteer presenters. Community donations have helped fill funding gaps, but the center is still short for this event and expects future challenges. The centers free inclusive healing clinic is in high demand, and they plan to expand it while training local providers on affirming care. The summit features panels on healthcare barriers for LGBTQ+ individuals and is free to attend with donations welcome. The center is focusing on steady monthly support to grow services and educate the region on inclusive health options.
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