LGBTQIA+ individuals have a unique relationship with healthcare providers that frequently includes discrimination and unfair treatment. This project will equip providers with skills and resources to serve individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ to ensure that everyone in rural Virginia has access to healthcare in a safe and affirmative environment and connect individuals with providers who give cancer screening and are culturally competent and trained to work with diverse populations.
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