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$11 6 million coming to SB County community health centers to expand access to COVID-19 vaccines

2:04 Three Central Coast-based health centers are expecting to receive more than $11 million in federal funding this month. The money will be distributed from American Rescue Plan funds to expand COVID-19 vaccinations, testing and treatment, and deliver preventive and primary health care services to vulnerable populations. $11.6 million is being distributed locally to American Indian Health and Services, Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics and the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department. This is part of a $6 billion investment President Joe Biden announced he would take from the American Rescue Plan to fund nearly 1,400 community health centers across the United States. Local U.S. Congressional Representative Salud Carbajal supports the American Rescue Plan. He said this funding addresses equity issues in the underserved communities that these health centers support.

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Central Coast to receive more than $11 million for local vaccine efforts

DeAnna Porter gives vax to mom, Cheryl Ford (Tenet Health Central Coast) SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. - A new infusion of funds for community health centers on the Central Coast is on its way. The announcement was made Thursday by the office of Rep. Salud Carbajal. $11.6 million will be divvied up between three agencies: American Indian Health and Services, Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics and the County of Santa Barbara. The county will receive the lionshare with more than $5 million. “Our community health centers have been key partners in keeping our community safe and healthy during the pandemic,” said Rep. Carbajal. “I’m glad to see over $11 million will be used to enhance our ability to get vaccines into the arms of Central Coast residents as quickly, equitably, and effectively as possible.”

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Direct Relief hosts COVID-19 vaccination site

Courtesy Photo After weeks of waiting, those 50 and older are eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. It was quite the sight on Saturday morning at Direct Relief’s headquarters, as volunteers from Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics delivered dozens of doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. “We are honored to have them here with us today to use our facility,” Direct Relief pharmacist Alycia Clark said. Many of those that received their first shots included food and agriculture workers, who’ve been on the front lines serving society throughout the pandemic. “This is the epitome of helping those who’ve been slammed the hardest by COVID,” Direct Relief president and CEO Thomas Tighe said.

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