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Direct Relief Donates $1.4 Million Texas Free and Charitable Clinics

Homes and infrastructure were damaged in Hamilton, Mississippi, on April 14, 2019, after tornadoes devastated the area. A powerful storm system swept through the Southern United States over the weekend, causing dozens of tornadoes. (Photo courtesy of the National Weather Service)

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Nurse Gena Byrd, a clinician for local farmworkers at Greene County Health Care, at the home of an elderly patient outside Snow Hill, North Carolina. The home had recently flooded as a result of Hurricane Florence. Byrd and other staff and volunteers made repairs to make the home safer. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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Health Workers Go Above and Beyond for Vulnerable Patients in Rural North Carolina

Staff at the Gulf Coast Health Clinic in Port Arthur, Texas, receive critical medicines and supplies from Direct Relief in the weeks after Harvey. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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Direct Relief’s Damon Taugher speaks with Triangle Area Network Director Dena Hughes at TAN's clinic in Beaumont, Texas, in 2017 after Hurricane Harvey made landfall. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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As Hurricane Season Begins, Direct Relief Bolsters Texas Health Centers

A woman paddles through subdivision covered by the floodwaters near Beaumont, Texas, in September, 2017. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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Direct Relief Partners with the U.S. Free and Charitable Clinics for Hurricane Response

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Six Months After Storm, Harvey Recovery Continues for Port Arthur

HOPE Clinic keeps its headquarters in Alief, Houston's most diverse neighborhood. (Photo by Felipe Luna for Direct Relief)

Hurricane Harvey

In Houston’s Most Diverse Neighborhoods, Clinics See More Patients Than Ever After Harvey

My-Eisha Casmire, pictured here in January at the Triangle Area Network Health Center in Beaumont, Texas, had been working as nurse practitioner at the clinic for less than six weeks when Hurricane Harvey swept through and destroyed her home. (Photo by Felipe Luna for Direct Relief)

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Direct Relief Donates $1.4 Million Texas Free and Charitable Clinics

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Spate of Tornadoes Churns Through Southern U.S.

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