Despite massive cuts, Utah nonprofits find opportunities to help people enroll in Obamacare

Utah received less than half its funding for programs aimed at enrolling Utahns for insurance. Advocates say the sweeping cuts could have a large impact on minorities, especially within the Latino community.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Julie Contreras, one of Take Care Utah’s team of enrollment assisters, offers help and advice about applying for health insurance with attendees at the Hispanic Heritage Parade in Salt Lake City, Saturday September 23, 2017.

Despite massive cuts, Utah nonprofits find opportunities to help people enroll in Obamacare

Utah received less than half its funding for programs aimed at enrolling Utahns for insurance. Advocates say the sweeping cuts could have a large impact on minorities, especially within the Latino community.

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