Wellness & Health Education Fair on February 25 in Gary
Back on Track will offer onsite job interviews, free food and vaccinations, help with Medicaid re-determination
Statewide, 26.3 percent of K-12 students still need to get all required shots for school, according to the
To help with both issues,
All routine childhood vaccinations, including measles/mumps/rubella, polio and HPV will be available, as well as the COVID-19 vaccine and flu shots for everyone.
During the federal public health emergency, no one lost Medicaid coverage. When it ends, many Hoosiers could lose their benefits. Taking action now could help them stay covered. Navigators will be on hand at the event to help individuals log on to FSSABenefits.IN.gov and manage their benefits.
In addition, there will be a brief education on the benefits of the COVID-19 and flu vaccines.
Attendees will receive free food, school supplies, arts and crafts, and a chance to win door prizes of
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· Community HealthNet
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· Gary Community School Corporation Education
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· Indiana University Northwest Other Services
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· St. Timothy's food pantry will provide a voucher for free groceries to the first 100 attendees.
· WorkOne will offer virtual career exploration.
Anyone who wants transportation to the event should call
An adult must accompany children younger than 18 with valid identification, such as a driver's license, identification card or passport. Insurance is not required for qualified children to get their shots, but organizers will ask if they have health insurance.
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