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Service Providers Agree that Relief Needs are Escalating

On Tuesday, Jan, 19, Kimberly Jackson, Executive Director from the Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions (ISPS), and Jennifer Yeagley, Chief Executive Officer from the St. Petersburg Free Clinic, addressed legislation on community needs at the current stage of the Covid crisis. This came after months of collaboration and meetings in which ISPS coordinated and served as the convener bringing together 15 organizations working in and/or serving the…

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