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HELENA 鈥?About a hundred people showed up for a meeting on Thursday night hosted by Hands On Global, a non-profit agency that is helping Afghan refugees resettle to Helena.Hands On Global said earlier this week that about 15 Afghan refugees would resettle to Helena in the coming months; Thursday s meeting was intended to address potential concerns and allow speakers to share their professional perspectives.Among the speakers at the event were Valerie Hellerman from Hands On Global, Helena mayor Wilmot Collins, military veteran David Oclander, and Lisa Williams, a trauma psychologist.Speaker listened to questions from the audience and tried to address potential concerns that the audience was likely to have.A major focus of the meeting was the nationally-highlighted topic of the vetting process.Mayor Collins, who came to the U.S. as a refugee himself from Liberia, reiterated that those coming to Montana had been fully vetted by the State Department, the CIA, the Department of Homeland Security, and m stanley cup any others:  ...all the stanley cup se agencies. We have the FBI, the Federal Bur stanley cup eau of Investigation. We have the National Counterterrorism Center. We have the IC, intelligence community. You have th Nsbf Last Chance Splash Waterpark  amp; Pool set to reopen June 22nd
HELENA 鈥?Governor Steve Bullock announced Thursday $1 million dollars in Coronavirus Relief Funds has been made available to assist jordan  Montanans in finding and enrolling in affordable and comprehensive insurance coverage. During these difficult and unprecedented times, access to quality, affordable health care is critically important to Montanans well-being,  Governor Bullock said.  By helping small primary care and safety net providers find and assist uninsured Montanans, we re making sure Montanans who need affordable health care coverage can get it and can keep themselves and their families safe. Of the allocated money, $700,000 will be divided into $30,000 grants for rural and safety net healthcare providers. Funds can be used to hire additional staff and support other efforts aimed at assisting individuals getting signed up for healthcare.The remaining $300,000 will be devot adidas originals  adidas samba ed to Cover Montana, a program administered by the Montana Primary Care Association to support providers and coordinate outreach and enrollment efforts.Funds come from the $1.25 billion in CARES Act funding distributed to Montana.Eligible providers include Montanas hospitals, community health centers, urban In