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Child survivors of human trafficking often arrive at Path2Freedom carrying more than emotional trauma.
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Jill Palmer
Path2Freedom | 7/8/26 |
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Summer brings long days, family vacations, afternoons by the pool and more time outside.
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By Dr. Danielle Madril
Chief Medical Officer UnitedHealthcare | 6/29/26 |
![In 2025, the Florida Autism License Plate Program, administered by Arc Broward, awarded $158,000 in grants to 18 nonprofit organizations across the state, bringing direct services to 2,500 individuals with autism and related disabilities. [Photo courtesy Florida Autism Grants Council]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/medium/20260625-114848-98a-FL%20Autism%20license%20plats%20feat.jpg)
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Beginning July 1, Florida nonprofit organizations that deliver direct services to individuals with autism and related disabilities ...
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News from Autism Services Grants Council
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6/25/26
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Summer means long days outside, from camp drop-offs and neighborhood bike rides to pool time...
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By Dr. Danielle Madril
Chief Medical Officer UnitedHealthcare of Florida | 6/23/26 |
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United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades’ annual campaign to support local families, individuals and nonprofit partner agencies during times of need has been a mainstay in Southwest Florida for nearly …
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By Carolyn Rogers
Volunteer 2025-26 Campaign Co-Chair | 6/22/26 |
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If you have never heard of Florida’s “Free Kill” Law, you are not alone.
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By Cathy Womble
Lake Okeechobee News | 6/18/26 |
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Tobacco Free Florida’s new “How to Quit” initiative will launch during the 18th annual Tobacco Free Florida Week.
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By Tobacco Free Florida
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6/16/26
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As more Americans live longer, maintaining brain health is becoming an increasingly important part of overall well-being.
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By Dr. Joel Caschette
UnitedHealthcare | 6/15/26 |
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As temperatures rise during the summer months, staying hydrated becomes one of the most important things we can do to protect our health.
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By Lori Wiggins
UF/IFAS | 6/12/26 |
![Dr. Aneglica Ahrens is the lead author of the study and UF/IFAS assistant research scientist in microbiology. [Photo courtesy Angelica Ahrens]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/medium/20260611-103404-206-he%20obesity.jpg)
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Clues to who may develop obesity later in life can be found within the first year after birth, according to new long-term ...
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By Jamie Groh
UF/IFAS | 6/11/26 |
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In today’s fast-paced world, sleep is often one of the first things people sacrifice.
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By Lori Wiggins
UF/IFAS | 6/9/26 |
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When summer hits, life seems to speed up for many individuals. School ends, celebrations pile up, travel increases...
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By Angelika Keene
UF/IFAS | 6/9/26 |
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Family caregivers can often get paid to provide home care services for a loved one under their state Medicaid program. Eligibility rules and services can vary greatly by state.
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6/8/26
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“Summer should be fun, but it also requires families to be more intentional about safety,” says Dr. Christopher Blank ...
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By Boys Town South Florida
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6/8/26
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An estimated 7.4 million Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s dementia, highlighting the importance of Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month ...
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By Lourdes Mederos
UF/IFAS | 6/8/26 |
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MorseLife, a nationally recognized, award-winning leader in senior care, today announced a multi-faceted expansion of its service lines ...
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News from MorseLife
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6/4/26
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![Youth baseball players taking a water break. [Photo by Tyler Jones, UF/IFAS]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/medium/20260603-111940-d5f-Heat%20hydration%20UF%20%20FEAT.jpg)
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As summer approaches, the heat may push you to drink anything cold and refreshing.
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By Brad Buck
UF/IFAS | 6/3/26 |
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With warmer months upon us, it’s a natural time to reevaluate our nutrition and fitness routines.
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By Dr. Joel Caschette
Chief Medical Officer UnitedHealthcare Medicare & Retirement Plans of Florida | 6/3/26 |
![Roundtable held to champion Hendry County Mental Health Court..CLEWISTON — On Thursday, May 28, Hendry County Judge Robert Ostrov held a roundtable discussion with Hendry County mental health professionals regarding the establishment of Hendry County’s first mental health court. The Judge was joined by Hendry County Commissioners Ramon Iglesias and Michael Atkinson, school board member Stephanie Busin and Deputy Chief Assistant State Attorney Tyler Lovejoy. The lunch was sponsored by U.S. Sugar and organized by Refuse to Sink, a Clewiston-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting mental health awareness. [Photo courtesy U.S. Sugar]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/medium/20260601-111736-640-Hendry%20County%20mental%20health%201%20SA%20FEAT.jpg)
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On Thursday, May 28, Hendry County Judge Robert Ostrov held a roundtable discussion with Hendry County mental health professionals...
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Special to Lake Okeechobee News
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6/1/26
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The Florida Department of Health in Okeechobee County (DOH-Okeechobee) promotes National Water Safety Month...
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Special to Lake Okeechobee News
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5/21/26
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