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communities. strong public health partnerships and infrastructure are our best line of defense. families communities businesses and policymakers like us rely on up-to-date information to understand the risks and devise prevention strategies but are working together we can improve the lives and health of the americans. earlier this week the cdc released data showing life expectancy in america last year increased slightly after he decreased in 2020 and 2021 due to the heavy toll caused by covid-19 where 1 million americans lost their lives. we are struggling compared to other wealthy countries. nevertheless thanks to this historic emergency legislation passed by democrats in congress and extraordinary efforts of communities and health professionals across the country and the biden administration we put the days of the pandemic behind us. we can focus a new on ongoing public health risks like heart disease, cancer, maternal mortality, a weary prevention suicide and others. poor country that is grappling with debts and deficits and for families looking to lower health care costs is m

we need the partnership of people like michelle taylor. michelle works in a community health center that treats marylanders who have been turned away by other providers. marylanders who are living paycheck to paycheck. marylanders and the community at marilyn's without health insurance, she is the mother of a beautiful daughter named dominique and both of them are with us today. can you both please stand? [applause] we need the partnership of people like leona walker. she is so beautiful. ms. cleo is a village elder in cherry hill. [applause] ms. cleo sees the promise and every child. and her mission in life is to see her kids, youth and adults away from violence and toward opportunity. she believes in the power partnership. she believes in the power of prevention and her legacy will endure in the future leaders that she has a mentor and guided by the way that beautiful woman as 82 years young and still continues. [cheering] miss cleo, we appreciate you so much we need the partnership for people like doctor clayborn. [applause] doctor clayborn is a mom of two and adjunct prof

involving our communities and moving in partnership to support healthy, economically secure families. it's about moving in partnership to ensure access to high-quality education and health care for our children that need and deserve it the most. [applause] i am proud to stand with leaders who have championed this kind of work for years, and who have reached out to communities who have been left behind. i am talking about people like chairwoman vanessa editor. [applause] i am talking about people like president pro tem malcolm augustine. i am talking about folks like the members of the legislative lack caucus -- black caucus and their fearless leader chair janelle wilkins. p. now, it is time to make work, wages, and wealth a reality for every maryland her. [applause] -- every marylander. [applause] now is the time to drive economic growth in all our communities into doing our communities of color. now is at the time to a lemonade the racial wealth gap -- eliminate the racial wealth gap and we will be unapologetic about that. [applause] let's be clear. the racial wealth gap is not hurting a group. the racial wealth gap is hurting all of us. because if we can narrow that g

health partnership, and the renee fleming foundation. everything you're talking about requires a kind of buy-in from your communities, the arts world and the there still pushback? >> there's a bit, but i think we're getting some real momentum going. it doesn't hurt that scientists are also musicians, at least many of them are. this workshop, we invited multiple leadership at nih to come and take part, and they all said pretty much, yes, and they went away saying, that was even more interesting than i thought. jeffrey: a young person now goes to the music conservatory, you want them to study therapy, science, health? >> well, these would be divisions within a conservatory or university. but there's definite buy-in now. but when i started, people were saying exactly what you're saying, well, we have too much to do already with what we're doing, in terms of presenting, and we're strapped and the funding is difficult, etc. but i think pretty much everyone is on board now, because we're community service providers. so, i think people who run performing arts organizations and conservatories are starting to see the benefit of it. jeffrey: and the

community centered partnership with transand community organizations. and to be awareness for the education and direct responses and response for the community. next slide, please. the second feature is an overview of the behavorial health services of overdose efforts and as you know, we faced a dire overdose epidemic and established the office of overdose prevention the feature highlights the significant process made over the fiscal year to enhanced mental health resources services including opening an additional 70 residential - and xavndz our intact and treatment and delivering morphine to clients and housing facilities and treating hundreds of folks and the hospital across the city seen more one md and 35 doses. next slide, please. the last feature discuses how capital hill reopened three clinics in the fiscal year and the 17 helped people in the to network system assuring high quality care to address the diverse community dph is making necessary health and safety updates to the network facility and first dph opened the family health center a thriving thousand foot clinic for pc for the behavorial health services and trader to the diverse health needs of hunters point community and understand the southeast opened th

health center. higher learning classes are college level class and offered in collaboration with city college over at least two decades with a well established partnership with the community and this is through the city college older adult program and this classes are taught by city college of san francisco instructors with advanced degree and experience in the degree of area of study. classes at the center are body dynamics and agings process. participants earn strategies for safely implementing activity program and they learn the technique how to manage their stress and understand the key healthy aging concept to maintain and improve overall health and well being, and in our last fiscal year '22-23 program review with the stepping stone lgbtq + community service program pilot and the program is in compliance with all programmatic standards. i am here and happy to answer any questions that you have. >> commissioners do you have any questions? >> i just have a minor question. i have no question regarding the cost of living adjustment, the modification to cover that. i wasn't clear in terms of the higher learning classes i noticed in the other contract it lists a number of