Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR) will spotlight Noble Community Clinics’ Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker (MSAW) Services program in an upcoming story airing Thursday, October 22, at 9:20 a.m. The feature will explore the history, mission, and impact of Noble’s mobile health program and its longstanding commitment to bringing accessible healthcare directly to agricultural workers across Wisconsin.
As part of the story, WPR recently accompanied Noble’s MSAW team to Gary Bula Farms, where reporters interviewed Noble staff, farm owners, and patients to gain firsthand insight into the program’s operations and the people it serves. The coverage will highlight the important role Noble’s mobile health team plays in reducing barriers to healthcare and supporting the health and well-being of agricultural workers.
The statewide feature provides an opportunity to share Noble’s history, mission, and the dedication of its staff with a broader audience. Noble is also promoting the upcoming broadcast through its social media platforms and encourages employees and community members to help spread the word by sharing those posts.
The story will air October 22 at 9:20 a.m. Listeners can find a local WPR station or explore additional listening options at wpr.org/ways-to-listen. Following the broadcast, the story will be available to listen to in WPR’s online archive, and a companion written article will also be published on the WPR website.
