The St. Joseph Community Health Foundation has awarded a $54,000 grant to the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health.
The grant dollars will be used to pay two part-time interpreters to help refugees. Last year, the clinic saw an increase in Cuban and Haitian resettlement program clients.
There was also a change in refugee populations from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iraq and Iran.
The interpreters speak Burmese and will help with medical and environmental services.
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