People living in the city of Rochester may receive a phone call on Monday at 6:30 p.m.
The call is a telephone town hall hosted by the Urban League of Rochester to discuss the role voting plays in ensuring access to health care.
During the call, people will hear about vaccinations, health access and the connection between voting and impact on health overall.
“I’ve heard people say that their vote doesn’t matter,” said Dr. Candice Lucas, senior vice president for equity and advocacy at the Urban League of Rochester. “However, your vote is a powerful tool that can have a direct impact on public policies that affect access to parks, safe sidewalks, grocery stories and transportation.”
Key Highlights, according to the Urban League of Rochester:
- Health Updates: Stay informed about the latest developments and guidelines
- Voting Information: Discuss the role voting plays in ensuring access to health care
- Live Questions: Participants can pose live questions and engage in informative discussions
- Community Engagement: Connect with fellow community members
The call is accessible to 50,000 people across the city.
If you miss the call or want to dial in, you can call (855) 756-7520 ext: 112151#