PEOPLE HAVE OPPORTUNITIES
to achieve optimal health
Being healthy is the foundation on which every person of every age thrives.
United Way of Broward County invests in dozens of programs, services, and partner organizations that ensure individuals and families in our community have increased control over their own health and well-being.
With the generous support of our donors, we are:
- Providing health and wellness care coordination services, connecting clients to resources to meet their multiple needs
- Providing in-home and out-of-home care, including health and preventative services
- Reducing risk factors and fatalities resulting from chronic illness
- Promoting healthy behaviors and disease prevention through planned activities, education, and support services
- Eliminating barriers by providing equal opportunity to healthcare services
Our Health programs provide care and support to wide-ranging, diverse groups of people, such as the ALICE population, children and adults with specials needs, isolated seniors, new mothers and expectant mothers, people with chronic illnesses, the homeless, and the LGBTQ community.
Our goal is to help the people who live in our community get — and stay — healthy.
PRESCRIPTION SAVINGS CARD PROGRAM
United Way of Broward County in partnership with FamilyWize offers a FREE prescription discount program that is available to everyone. There are no age restrictions, income restrictions, or limits on use. It can be used by people who do not have health insurance and for medications not covered by insurance plans.
Nearly 700 local pharmacies accept the FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount Card. On average, consumers save 45% on prescriptions.
Click here to download the discount card, and use the widget here to see the best available prices for generic and brand name prescription drugs in real time.
HEALTH IMPACT
supported by United Way programs
91%
of respondents who received healthcare services reported an increase in their overall emotional wellbeing
100%
of respondent parents with children who have special medical needs reported an increase in their knowledge, skills, and abilities to care for their child
93%
of respondents with chronic medical conditions were able to access preventative care through home visits
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SUCCESS STORY
Tears streamed down Emily’s face as she hugged her mom. She was hungry, scared and confused and her mom, Jessica, was just as scared.
