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“Without the support of BD and Direct Relief I wouldn’t be able to spend so much time with the patients and provide this type of (collaborative) practice model.”
Lisa Tackett PharmD, a clinical pharmacist at Neighborhood Health in Nashville Tennessee, conducts a consultation with a patient.
A award from BD and Direct Relief has made it possible for Lisa to transition from a traditional retail pharmacists role into a patient interfacing role as clinical pharmacist. PHOTO: DONNIE HEDDEN

Community Health

Community Health Centers Awarded $1.2 Million to Help Vulnerable Patients

Direct Relief and Baxter International Foundation staff tour Erie Family Health Center, one of four health centers in the Chicago area to received the Transformative Innovation Award. (Photo by Melissa Blackmon for Direct Relief)

Community Health

The Baxter International Foundation and Direct Relief Launch Program to Improve Diabetes Care in Underserved Communities

Medical aid reaches Puerto Rico in the weeks following Hurricane Maria, and has continued since. Next week, Direct Relief will disperse the latest round of funding to help health centers and other nonprofits on the island continue recovery efforts. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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Nearly Two Years After Maria, Philanthropy Still Flows to Puerto Rico

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Direct Relief supplies arrive on Green Turtle Cay. (Photo courtesy of Dr. John Shedd)

Hurricane Dorian

In a Damaged Hospital and Pop-Up Clinic, Doctors Are Hard At Work

Requested aid for residents impacted by flooding in Laos departs from the UN Humanitarian Response Depot in Subang, Malaysia this week. Flooding has displaced more than 100,000 people in Laos, and Direct Relief-provided personal care items in coordination with the ASEAN Humanitarian Assistance Center. (Courtesy photo)

Extreme Weather

During a Disaster, Hygiene Matters More

Lawson Koeppel, executive director and co-founder of Virginia Harm Reduction Coalition, center, assembles naloxone kits, which contain the opioid overdose reversing drug. Volunteers Christopher Wagner and Charles Fisher help load the kits before taking them out into the community. The group is committed to preventing overdose deaths in Roanoke. (Photo by Stephanie Klein-Davis for Direct Relief)

Opioid Epidemic

In the Heart of Appalachia, One Group Works Overtime to Reduce Overdoses

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