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The Skanner News - PCRI Kicks Off the Green Door Project - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - PCRI Kicks Off the Green Door Project

The Portland Community Reinvestment Iniatives (PCRI) have provided affordable housing in northeast Portland for over thirty years. Its massive holdings include more than 800 units, including the recently opened Beatrice Morrow and King+ Parks, both located on NE Martin Luther King Blvd. However, their portfolio also includes 220 scattered single-family homes, many of which were built in the 1920s. PCRI applied to and was awarded three grants totaling more than $630,000 by the City of Portland's Clean Energy Fund's competitive solicitation process.

Cost free dental launched – Fort Frances Times - Vimarsana News

Cost free dental launched – Fort Frances Times

31 March 2021 The Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) and Green Shield Canada (GSC) are partnering in a cost-free dental program for those in the NWHU catchment area. The program will offer access to dental care through several dental clinics and mobile dental buses throughout the region, all at no cost to eligible patients. The program is geared towards low-income adults aged 18 to 64 who are not covered by private employer insurance or government programs. “When we began our investigation of the oral healthcare landscape, we were surprised to discover the number of C...

Northwestern Health Unit, Green Shield Canada to offer free dental coverage - Vimarsana News

Northwestern Health Unit, Green Shield Canada to offer free dental coverage

Article content The Northwestern Health Unit and Green Shield Canada have joined forces to offer emergency dental care to eligible patients without them having to take a hit to their wallets. Titled the Green Door Project, the initiative will see the NWHU receive $120,000 in funding for three years to offer cost-free treatment for eligible low-income adults aged 18-64, allocated to both community clinics and private practices. The project is intended to help fill gaps within the current dental care system, which previously only had special care programs in place for youth and seniors. We apol...