Mammogram event held in Phoenix for those who are homeless
Officials with Circle The City say they expected 40 people to sign up for the event, but more than double that number of people signed up in the end.
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Officials with Circle The City say they expected 40 people to sign up for the event, but more than double that number of people signed up in the end.
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and an organization in Phoenix is stepping up to help women experiencing homelessness receive the care they need, plus more.
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The Downtown Medical Respite Center run by local nonprofit Circle the City is springing into action to combat an outbreak of COVID-19.
"They have nowhere else to turn but to the streets," said a spokesperson for Phoenix's Circle the City.