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MAPP of the Southern Kenai Peninsula – our local community health improvement effort - will be holding a community meeting on Friday, February 1st from 9am to 1pm at the Kachemak Bay Campus Pioneer Hall Room 202. MAPP community meetings provide community members an opportunity to learn about and share updates on collaborative efforts that are underway and support our community’s health improvement goals. These meetings also provide a venue to hear updates on our recent data results and network with community partners. To RSVP or gather more information, please contact Megan Murphy, MAPP coordinator, at 235-0570 or mappofskp@gmail.com.

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