According to a Jan. 27 news release, the three-year partnership will address disparities in care for underserved children and families in the Twin Cities, where UnitedHealth Group is headquartered.
The initiative will address asthma, vaccinations and mental healthcare through culturally responsive care partnerships, including with local school districts, according to the news release.
The UnitedHealth Foundation also recently said it would put $10 million toward community development initiatives in Appalachia.
