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It’s time to share the October Newsletter. Learn about our Fall flu clinics, Healthy Start graduates, latest Safe Sleep Champions, new data on local infant mortality rates and how our Community Action Team (CAT) helps area hospitals secure safe sleep certification (equating to a healthy and safety win for K.C. families).

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Nurture KC has a new Director of Development position open. This role is responsible for designing and implementing a comprehensive fundraising program, including grant writing, organizational membership and corporate giving. See responsibilities, qualifications needed, salary and hybrid work details here. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to info@NurtureKC.org.

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Our free flu vaccine clinics start today and run through October. See the schedule at https://nurturekc.org/solutions/immunization/. Walk-ins are welcome or schedule an appointment through our site. Thanks to our partners: Walgreens, El Centro (Academy for Children), Cleaver Family YMCA, Donnelly College, KC Kansas Community College, City of Grandview, The Salvation Army of Olathe and the Mexican Consulate.

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Sadly, infant deaths in Kansas City, MO are well above the national average and Black babies are more than twice as likely to pass away. Click “read more” to see the latest data from the Kansas City, Missouri Health Department and the CDC. Nurture KC educates families on safe sleep practices for babies to save lives and our KC FIMR group helps families who have experienced unimaginable loss. Learn more at https://nurturekc.org/issues/infant-mortality/.

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As Immunization Awareness Month comes to a close, we want to remind you about our vaccine resources on our Immunization page, including:

– Free flu vaccine clinics this Fall

– Kansas Citians sharing their personal stories
– How the vaccine approval process works nationally and in KS
– MO & KS school immunization requirements
– What is the Mid America Immunization Coalition (MAIC)?
– Poll on how Kansans feel about vaccines

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