The county will not apply for federal funds that could have
brought $10 million into Orange County for health programs.
The county’s most recent life expectancy statistics show Latinos
living longer than both whites and blacks.
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The board renews $1.5-million grant to Latino Health Access for
promotora program, but on the condition that the program’s name is
changed.
The director of the UC Irvine School of Medicine’s PRIME-LC
program talks about how the program trains young doctors to better
serve underrepresented communities.
Nonprofit Latino Health Access has $1.5 million held up because
program was titled Promotora.
The county and 20 cities stand to receive federal money for
low-income housing and homeless assistance.
Jerry Brown’s May revision to state budget eliminates program
that serves about 37,000 Californians.
All told, the board approved about $7 million for the winter
armories, public improvements and affordable housing.
Residents will protest plans to develop last piece of open land
in Orange.
Armories part of $7 million in federal funds the board will
consider allocating to local housing programs.
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