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Volunteers Needed to help Celebrate Mike Delancey's Alive Day!
This year, we honor the 20th anniversary of the sniper attack he survived during military combat in Iraq and the life-changing paralysis he has faced since. This is a 10-mile casual bicycle ride event visiting 6 schools and the Pinellas Park Fire station. A fully escorted ride with Police and EMT - all abilities are welcome.
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WWAR Adaptive Sports & Recreation

Veterans with severe service connected disabilities can now get TSA PreCheck for free — making airport travel faster, easier, and way less stressful. Grab your eligibility letter on VA.gov and enroll with IDEMIA to get started.

https://news.va.gov/147414/veterans-may-be-eligible-tsa-precheck/

Phenomenal

For the first time, a person living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has received a lung transplant from a donor who was also HIV-positive. The feat could open the door to more transplants for people living with HIV who have end-stage organ disease.

On March 21 Bertrand Nelson, a 56-year-old man in New Jersey who has lived with HIV for more than 20 years, received a double lung and liver transplant from a deceased donor who also had HIV. The surgery was successful, and Nelson was discharged and returned home a couple of weeks ago.

Nelson says he is glad he got the transplant, not least because he wants to counteract the stigma that people living with HIV experience. People with HIV should know that they are eligible to be organ donors and that they could potentially save the life of one or even several people, he says. And for those living with HIV who need a transplant, his message is: “You are worthy.” http://spklr.io/6004E37x8

📋🩺 BACK-2-SCHOOL HEALTH CLINICS! 🩺✨

Get your children completely ready for the new school year! Project LINK and the Back to School Coalition are hosting annual Health Clinics to help Hillsborough County families meet all school enrollment requirements.

CLINIC HIGHLIGHTS

Medical Services: Providing school physicals, routine childhood immunizations, and Florida DH-680 record transfers.

Free Backpacks: Eligible students receive a free backpack filled with basic hygiene supplies while supplies last.

Who Qualifies: Uninsured or Medicaid-enrolled K-12 students entering kindergarten, entering 7th grade, or new to the district.

Dates and Locations: Hosted on select Saturdays in July and August at multiple local high schools and medical centers.

VISIT THE CLINICS

Where: Multiple school sites across Hillsborough County

Hours: Saturday sessions throughout July and August

Cost: Low-cost $10 registration fee per family

Website: back2schoolhealthclinic.org

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