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HEALTH

We Live United For Health

Good health is central to living a better life. Whether it is access to routine health check-ups, having someone to talk to about your mental well-being, or learning healthy behaviors, one’s health status can dramatically influence quality of life. Heart of Florida United Way supported programs and services that helped 42,732 Central Floridians improve their health and avoid risky behaviors by participating in programs designed to benefit the health of children, youth, and adults.

United Way Programs Impact Results

Through the Help Me Grow program, 299 children and their families identified potential developmental and/or behavioral concerns and were connected to community-based services.

Serving HIV/AIDS patients throughout Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Brevard counties, the Ryan White Part B and General Revenue program provided medical and support services to 2,207 individuals through 77,435 core units of service such as primary care visits, dental visits, medications, health insurance co-payment assistance, medical case management services, and mental health visits to help improve their quality of life.

United Way Investment Impact Results

• 30,097 children, youth and adults received healthcare services

• 267 mothers and 1,093 babies accessed preventative healthcare

• 7,110 individuals participated in physical activity and/or healthy food access/nutrition programs

• 95% of individuals involved in a United Way program avoided or reduced risky behaviors

• 62% of children involved in a United Way program demonstrated appropriate levels of developmental functioning

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