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Point of View: Support and acknowledge the success of your neighbors - Vimarsana News

Point of View: Support and acknowledge the success of your neighbors

You might have seen them waving signs at WKFL Park, or in the offices of our legislators. You might have heard them on the radio or on numerous websites talking about the Key Campaign. They are the Key Coalition of Alaska, a coordinated effort of parents, friends, individuals, state organizations and the Governor’s Council on Disabilities and Special Education coming together in a coalition.

HHS Announces a Multi-Pronged Effort to Strengthen Direct Care Workforce - Vimarsana News

HHS Announces a Multi-Pronged Effort to Strengthen Direct Care Workforce

Medical workforce strengthening

Source: hhs.gov
'A significant victory': Yamhill County workers vote to ratify new agreement after five-day strike - Vimarsana News

'A significant victory': Yamhill County workers vote to ratify new agreement after five-day strike

The Yamhill County Employees Association launched a strike over pay on Nov. 3.

Source: yahoo.com
Oregon family caregivers left without pandemic-era support - Vimarsana News

Oregon family caregivers left without pandemic-era support

Parent advocates in Oregon continue their fight to renew a program that allowed them to be paid as their child's caregiver during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: kgw.com
Number of Arkansans who will lose Medicaid coverage under return to normal eligibility rules unknown, state officials say - Vimarsana News

Number of Arkansans who will lose Medicaid coverage under return to normal eligibility rules unknown, state officials say

Officials at the Arkansas Department of Human Services don't know whether 50,000, 150,000 or 200,000 Arkansans will lose Medicaid coverage during the next six months, the department's Chief of Staff Mark White told the House Revenue and Taxation Committee earlier this month.