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Six Tampa Bay health centers awarded over $6 million in Covid relief

By: via Business Journals
The awarded money will be used for freezers to store Covid-19 vaccines, purchase mobile vans to reach marginalized communities, or construct facilities better to equip them for future pandemics or public health challenges.
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