BRANSON, Mo.- The Stone County Health Department is one of 16 grant recipients from the Skaggs Foundation Legacy Awards last week, as the health department continues to show a commitment to health and wellness in the Ozarks.
The Health Department receives over 120 thousand dollars to start a new program called Healthy Bundles for newborn babies:
Pam Burnett I406 (:15) “…get this grant.”
Skaggs Foundation Legacy awarded over 750 hundred-thousand dollars at this year’s award ceremony.
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