The Arizona Lottery, in partnership with Phoenix Children's Foundation, has announced a $50,000 sponsorship to support Phoenix Children’s Homeless Youth Outreach program.
The funding will …
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The Homeless Youth Outreach program has provided access to free, holistic healthcare to children and families experiencing homelessness, serving 2,000 young people each year, according to a release from the Arizona Lottery.
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The Arizona Lottery, in partnership with Phoenix Children's Foundation, has announced a $50,000 sponsorship to support Phoenix Children’s Homeless Youth Outreach program.
The funding will help HYO continue to provide comprehensive medical and behavioral health care services to vulnerable children and at-risk youth throughout the Valley, according to an Arizona Lottery release.
The HYO program has provided access to free, holistic healthcare to children and families experiencing homelessness, serving 2,000 young people each year.
"We are thrilled to collaborate with Phoenix Children's Foundation on this initiative," Chris Rogers, chief marketing officer of the Arizona Lottery, said.
"This partnership will help the foundation grow its impact for Arizona youth, building on over two decades of work to provide hope and healthcare to homeless children and a tangible impact in communities throughout the Valley.”
Dr. Sarah Beaumont, medical director of the Phoenix Children’s Foundation HYO said: "This collaboration with the Arizona Lottery is a significant step towards addressing the health needs of homeless youth in our state."
