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Kimberleigh Smith on Callen-Lorde serving LGBTQ communities and 340B

Tuesday, June 01, 2021
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We conclude the NCCHCA’s series on HIV awareness, prevention, and treatment with an interview with Kimberleigh Smith, Senior Director for Community Health Planning and Policy at Callen-Lorde Community Health Center in New York. She talks to us about Callen-Lorde CHC and their effort to reach LGBTQ communities with affordable health care services, HIV awareness, prevention and treatment as well as advocacy for the 340B program (17:00). She ends our discussion with words of encouragement for North Carolina CHC leaders.

 

 

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