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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Sean T. Granahan, President of The Floating Hospital, to talk about expanding access to healthcare for children and families facing barriers to care.

Sean shares how The Floating Hospital delivers comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health, and social services to underserved communities, ensuring that families receive the care they need regardless of their circumstances. By addressing both healthcare and the social factors that impact well-being, the organization is helping break cycles of poverty and poor health.

Through compassionate care, innovation, and a commitment to meeting people where they are, The Floating Hospital is creating healthier futures for thousands of children and families.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Kurtis Kaechele, Executive Director of Streams, to talk about strengthening neighborhoods and creating opportunities for families in Southeast Grand Rapids.

Kurtis shares the mission behind Streams and how the organization walks alongside children, families, and neighbors through education, food access, youth programs, and community development. By investing in long-term relationships and addressing practical needs, Streams is helping individuals and families build a stronger future together.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Robin Fox, HIV Programs Manager at the Grand Rapids Red Project, to talk about reducing risk and expanding access to HIV care and support in the West Michigan community.

Robin shares the mission behind the Red Project and how the organization walks alongside individuals living with or at risk for HIV as they navigate testing, treatment, case management, and recovery. Through harm reduction services, PrEP navigation, linkage to care, and a strong network of community resources, the Red Project meets people where they are and helps them take meaningful steps toward better health.

By building trust, removing barriers, and addressing the real-life challenges that can stand in the way of care, the Grand Rapids Red Project is working to create healthier outcomes and a more supported community for all.

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