A new partnership between AmeriCorps and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will allow Sixteenth Street to expand its staff.
Residents seek more mental health services and want more access to care, survey finds
The need for more mental health services and access to care in Milwaukee County were among the top concerns of those surveyed in the 2021 Community Health Needs Assessment.
NNS Spotlight: How the Muslim Community and Health Center brought a vision of providing health care to life
The Muslim Community and Health Center has grown since its founding in 2004, now offering primary care and behavioral health services to everyone who comes through its doors.
NNS Spotlight: How Maroon Calabash is addressing Black maternal deaths by building on a history of midwifery
Maroon Calabash is a reproductive justice nonprofit that seeks to makes pregnancy a community-based experience so parents get the support they need.
Are COVID-19 vaccines still free? The short answer is yes.
Representatives for state and local health agencies say they will continue to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s guidelines, keeping the COVID-19 vaccine free of charge.
High school students work on solutions to environmental issues
High school students from across the city spent the last year learning about and completing projects on environmental issues through an internship with Reflo Sustainable Water Solutions.
Survey seeks input from residents near Ascension St. Joseph Hospital about their health care needs
A new survey asks Milwaukee residents who live near Ascension St. Joseph Hospital about their health needs and experiences at the hospital, with hopes of informing new investments in the community.
Where to find substance abuse resources in Milwaukee
For those who are struggling with substance abuse issues, or looking for help for their loved ones, there are local resources available.
What you need to know about the second COVID booster shot
If you are 50 and older or face significant limits to your immune system, you are eligible to receive a second booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Study finds nearness to trees, grass and other plants can lower risk of strokes
A study of Milwaukee County residents links a person’s nearness to green space, or areas covered with trees, grass and other plants, to a decreased risk of a stroke.
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