Metro news for Monday

Grady Health System has added a second specialty ambulance to transport sick and premature babies to hospitals across the state that can give them the specialized care they need.

The Angel II ambulance includes a type of incubator that monitors every aspect of a baby’s condition while in transit. In 2010, Grady’s first ambulance transported 570 babies across the state, serving 35 hospitals. March of Dimes Georgia, The Atlanta Foundation and the John H. & Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable Foundation provided funding for the new unit. MISTY WILLIAMS

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National drugstore chain Walgreens is offering $10 million-plus worth of free flu shot vouchers to Americans without health insurance or those unable to afford a shot without a voucher. More than 300,000 vouchers are available to eligible U.S. residents. They’re good for one flu shot at any Walgreens pharmacy and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Contact your local health department for more information. MISTY WILLIAMS

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The Georgia Alliance of Latino Elected Officials on Saturday graduated 32 new leaders from its Institute for Leadership.

Graduates participated in one of three sites across the state: Atlanta, North Gwinnett & Refugee Family Services.

The program focuses on developing leaders in the Latino community. Graduates dedicated more than 30 hours to complete eight modules and a group project. This fall class represented participants from 12 different countries.

This is the 11th group of graduates. There are now 403 alumni across the state. ANDRIA SIMMONS

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