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KHF contribution to assist with reducing racial disparities in Sedgwick County maternal, infant mortality

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The Kansas Health Foundation (KHF) recently contributed $50,000 to the Wichita Birth Justice Society, a grassroots, nonprofit organization leading community-driven efforts to reduce racial disparities in maternal and infant mortality in Sedgwick County.

For complete information about this contribution, please view the PDF version of this release.