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Caitlin Granfield

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Caitlin Granfield’s Biography

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I write about a variety of topics and I truly enjoy the versatile nature of my job.
I've written about the latest medical advancements and technologies being used at local hospitals that aim to give patients a higher survival rate.
I've also written about the environment, non-profits, events, restaurants, and people in our community who are making a big impact.
I hail from New England but I've been living in Miami for 20 years.
I love spending time with my family, being outside, going to ne…

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Simple gaming app created by Boca teen helps those with cognitive decline - Refresh Miami

Simple gaming app created by Boca teen helps those with cognitive decline - Refresh Miami

When 16-year-old Morgan Cole saw firsthand the difficulty of navigating apps that people like her grandfather…

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Community Food Finder utilizes AI and people to help feed underserved communities - Refresh Miami

Community Food Finder utilizes AI and people to help feed underserved communities - Refresh Miami

Urban Health Partnerships, a South Florida non-profit organization that helps locals find food distribution s…

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AI-powered Alpha School's afternoons are for building life skills and that's what sets it apart -...

AI-powered Alpha School's afternoons are for building life skills and that's what sets it apart -...

In a few weeks, Alpha School, serving grades K-8, will be opening its doors at its new location in Miami Beac…

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Against the Tide: Local Swimmer Tackles the English Channel - Coconut Grove Spotlight

Against the Tide: Local Swimmer Tackles the English Channel - Coconut Grove Spotlight

Shenandoah resident Christine Coppola will attempt to swim the English Channel next month, a feat she expects…

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SoccerPath helps parents find the right soccer team for their kids - Refresh Miami

SoccerPath helps parents find the right soccer team for their kids - Refresh Miami

Entrepreneur and IT engineer Teddy Wagnac, who manages a youth soccer academy in Miramar, has a solution for …

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How Fairchild and NASA team up to inspire the next generation of space farmers - Refresh Miami

How Fairchild and NASA team up to inspire the next generation of space farmers - Refresh Miami

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is gearing up for a busy school year, as middle and high school students wi…

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Simple gaming app created by Boca teen helps those with cognitive decline

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By Caitlin Granfield Verified
| Refresh Miami
When 16-year-old Morgan Cole saw firsthand the difficulty of navigating apps that people like her grandfather were facing, she decided to do something about it. Her grandfather, Howard Izes, who she called “Big Poppy,” was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease eight years ago. Some of his favorite pastimes, like playing word games and math games online, became increasingly difficult for him to manage and understand, especially with pop-up ads, lengthy instructions and count-down clocks.
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Community Food Finder utilizes AI and people to help feed underserved communities

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By Caitlin Granfield Verified, Refresh Miami
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) Verified
Urban Health Partnerships, a South Florida non-profit organization that helps locals find food distribution sites through an AI-powered app, is expanding and enhancing its platform to help feed more people. UHP, whose mission is to improve people’s health and well-being through different services and initiatives, was recently awarded a $50,000 grant from Citizens Florida, part of Citizens Financial Group, through its Champions in Action program that supports non-profits.
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Community Food Finder utilizes AI and people to help feed underserved communities

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By Caitlin Granfield Verified
| Refresh Miami
Urban Health Partnerships, a South Florida non-profit organization that helps locals find food distribution sites through an AI-powered app, is expanding and enhancing its platform to help feed more people. UHP, whose mission is to improve people’s health and well-being through different services and initiatives, was recently awarded a $50,000 grant from Citizens Florida, part of Citizens Financial Group, through its Champions in Action program that supports non-profits.
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