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A priest blesses the new integrated pediatric clinic, one of the first of its kind to be based out of a shelter for families experiencing homelessness in the country, April 20, 2023, before the ceremonial ribbon cutting by Darren Walsh, president & CEO of Catholic Charities of Denver.

Samaritan House in Denver launches one of nation’s first shelter-based pediatric clinics

Apr 22, 2023

By Catherine Kerr

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, children experiencing homelessness are sick at twice the rate of... Read more

Pro-woman health clinic in Colorado expands services

Feb 3, 2016

More women along Colorado's Front Range will have access to affordable, life-affirming health services thanks to a new partnership between... Read more

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