Infant Mortality

Our Work in Health United Way of Kenosha County (UWKC) addresses pressing health and healthcare issues facing communities across the country. Community by community, UWKC and our partners target healthcare quality, diabetes, substance abuse, family violence, oral health or other healthcare concerns voiced by our community.

We’re working to improve the health of our community. For example, with your help, United Way is working to decrease the infant mortality ratio disparities between Caucasian and African American infants.

Achieving this goal requires us all to become more aware of health risks and the potential effects they have on ourselves and others, starting from before birth. And working to change policies and practices, such as extending health care coverage, will enable more people to live healthier lives.

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June 21, 2013 - Day of Action: Connect people in Kenosha County with the bare necessities they need!

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United Way of Kenosha County seeks motivated, community-minded individuals to help make an impact on the problems within our community.

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Familywize, Nearly 40% of the people in theUnited States in the last two years have either skipped filling a prescription or reduced doses because their medicine was too expensive. Give, Invest to Make a Difference Need Help?, 2-1-1 @ IMPACT is a FREE information and referral service hotline available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Volunteer, Join the cause. Improve people’s lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community.

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Infant Mortality

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