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Sentara expands Healthier Communities Fund by $40M
Health care system's funding will address health disparities in underserved populations
Sentara Healthcare is allocating $40 million to expand its Healthier Communities Fund across Virginia and northeast North Carolina, with an aim to address health disparities that have been magnified by
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Sentara announces $10M community health investment
Funding to universities will address public health concerns in Hampton Roads/Peninsula
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Norfolk-based Sentara Healthcare announced Thursday a $10 million investment to be split among grants to local universities as well as public health and health equity improvement initiatives. The Sentara Healthier
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Four Virginia HBCUs to receive support from Dominion
Universities among 11 institutions receiving $25 million "HBCU Promise" funding from utility
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Hampton University, Norfolk State University, Virginia State University and Virginia Union University are among 11 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) that will share $25 million in support from Dominion