Victims of sexual violence are being connected to culturally competent care through a program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee that trains and certifies sexual assault nurse examiners, or SANEs.
‘The cornerstone of the community’: How Hephatha Lutheran Church gives its members opportunities to give and receive
Hephatha Luteran Church takes its ministry to the streets, helping congregants, its surrounding neighborhood and the greater Milwaukee community tackle serious social issues.
Residents endure long waits as FoodShare and Medicaid requirements change
Changes in FoodShare and Medicaid requirements have caused benefits to be cut off for many and created difficulties for beneficiaries to get their applications reviewed or renewed.
‘The most traumatic thing’: Incarcerated mothers push for better medical care
Women who give birth while they are incarcerated say they need better care – for their sake and for their baby’s.
Milwaukee makes plans to replace lead service lines. Is there money to pay for it?
Although Mayor Cavalier Johnson has released a plan that speeds up the replacement of lead service lines in the city, one major question remains: Will the money be there?
New head of Milwaukee Food Council works to ensure everyone has a seat (and a meal) at the table
Solana Patterson-Ramos has been hired to lead the Milwaukee Food Council. She brings a wealth of experience in community outreach, and a commitment to being herself.
Milwaukee Diaper Mission reaches milestone as it fights ‘period poverty’
The fight to end period poverty has grown significantly in Milwaukee because of the efforts of the Milwaukee Diaper Mission.
NNS Summer Survival Guide: Ways to beat the heat
Here is how Milwaukeeans can stay safe and cool over the summer.
Sixteenth Street makes mental health care accessible on South Side
Dr. Maria Elena Perez and her Sixteenth Street team believe that mental health treatments should be accessible to all.
How you can give your kids a leg up in life in just 15 minutes
Playing, reading, singing and interacting with your child can help them thrive. That’s the message the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives is stressing in a public service campaign.
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