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FW: Flint Water Project: Organizational Structure

Hi Rashmi in looking at the chart, and the role of WIC, | prefer not te be included, but can be available only if/as needed. We are not seeing an increase the RTE or any new issues. Qurrole is now minimal, The WiC Clinic is handling the education and info very well, and seerns like things with USDA are calm. if we need to discuss, fet me know. Thanks

FW: Flint Water Project: Organizational Structure

3] Star, The Flint Lead Water event has mover into a Project Management phase at this point and it willbe managed uncer the Bureau of Epidemiology. At this point, we will still have weekly calls with the team. But, there was various parts of the project that have been organized in the attached flow chart. | indicated that WIC needs to be involved with the Communications side of things, particularly with the educational materials for WIC cHents and anymore potential questions in regards to Ready to Feed. Who cdo vou want to include as part of this activity? Thanks, Rashrni

FW: WIC outreach

Hi Rashmi Please see the inquiry from Senator Stabenow's office and advise if Ok to reply, and send the info we had previously provided to parents and providers on lead. Or is there are other materials we should share. Comments? Thanks Stan Bien, Director Michigan WIC Program - BFMCH Michigan Department of Health & Human Services 320 South Walnut Street - 6th Floor Lansing, MI 48913 517.335.8448 onan Original Message-----

FW: Updated Talking points - WIC

Importance: High HiRashmi - Good morning. After further review of the Talking Points for WIC, the first bullet needs to be undated in the next version, It should read: e There are 1,427 infants participating in WIC in Flint that are receiving some type of infant formula. The info provided previously was preliminary data. Plus this nurnber is for infants who are also getting a partial formula package, as they may be partially breastfeeding or special formulas, ete.. ff you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks

Draft Reply - Inquiry from U.S. Senate on Situation in Flint

Importance: High Hi Rashrni ~ Per your phone call, here’s a draft reply to review : 1 xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs03_b0243_0953_0955_1 000954 Jaeqlyn Thank you for your 10/2/15 email to Michigan WIC regarding the water situation in Flint. Our Michigan Dept. of Health & Human Services has been in regular contact with the local health department and working on the issues. Here are some key updates: Genesee County reports their WIC nutritionists are currently assessing whether or not clients have access to safe water. They first screen to determine which clients live in city (apparently this about 50- 60% total caseload), and then ask if they have access to bottled water. They indicated that the majority of clients who are reconstituting infant formula with water are already using bottled water. Filter Distribution: United Way is giving the County Health Dept. 4,000 filters. The Health Dept. is targeting this distribution to WIC clients They are planning to have a distribution even on Fri and Sat— possibly at U of M Flint. Lead Testing: Blood Lead testing for kids is currently done adjunct with WIC clinics. Also, Hurley does a good job of already testing their kids. Additionally, they are working on a plan to have McLaren Health Plan do additional testing. We will continue to monitor the overall situation and work with the local health department on this situation. Thank you.

FW: water issue

Stan, Branda, Nancy, and Kristin, See attached. More info on the Genesee County Health Bept website. For WIC, we are follawing Health Officar Mark Valachek’s lead on this. tt looks Hike the testing is baing covered for water, if kids want to get lead tested, they can do that and work through WIC clinics if further steps needed. Thanks, Rashinl