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A group of junior and senior Community Health majors presented proposals for community-based health promotion and disease prevention programs to a panel of professional at the Nassau County Executive and Legislature Building. The students, all enrolled in Dr. Corinne Kyriacou’s Planning, Implementation and Evaluation of Community Health Programs course (HPFS 116) worked all semester learning about the health and housing challenges of elderly Long Island residents. Their assignment was to conduct a needs assessment of an assigned community, and then using the primary data collected – in conjunction with secondary research they examined simultaneously – design data-driven health interventions to address identified problems. Every semester this course is offered, Dr. Kyriacou partners with different local community-based organizations so students can learn an on-the-ground, applied field perspective, as well as a classroom-based academic and theoretical perspective. This semester the partners were FEGS Health and Human Service System, whichserves New York City and Long Island, and the Mid-Island Y/JCC based in Plainview, NY. Students designed needs assessment surveys and collected data from 100 elderly members of several neighborhood program and, based on the data, decided to focus on the following four problem areas for their program proposals: mobility, nutrition, fitness and social isolation. The presentations were capped off by a surprise visit from County Executive Edward Mangano.
A group of junior and senior Community Health majors presented proposals for community-based health promotion and disease prevention programs to a panel of professional at the Nassau County Executive and Legislature Building. The students, all enrolled in Dr. Corinne Kyriacou’s Planning, Implementation and Evaluation of Community Health Programs course (HPFS 116) worked all semester learning about the health and housing challenges of elderly Long Island residents. Their assignment was to conduct a needs assessment of an assigned community, and then using the primary data collected – in conjunction with secondary research they examined simultaneously – design data-driven health interventions to address identified problems. Every semester this course is offered, Dr. Kyriacou partners with different local community-based organizations so students can learn an on-the-ground, applied field perspective, as well as a classroom-based academic and theoretical perspective. This semester the partners were FEGS Health and Human Service System, whichserves New York City and Long Island, and the Mid-Island Y/JCC based in Plainview, NY. Students designed needs assessment surveys and collected data from 100 elderly members of several neighborhood program and, based on the data, decided to focus on the following four problem areas for their program proposals: mobility, nutrition, fitness and social isolation. The presentations were capped off by a surprise visit from County Executive Edward Mangano.
Medical Screening Camp to rectify Facial Deformities and Oral Cancer was Jointly Organized by;1. Department of Women & Child Welfare Department, Govt. of Karnataka, 2. Rotary Club of Channapatna, 3. Sumukha Foundation and 4. Trinity Care Foundation. www.trinitycarefoundation.org
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Happy Geoffrey is a Uganda Red Cross volunteer helping screen thousands of people who cross the border each day from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), close to the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak. On busy market days, up to 3,500 people cross this border point in a day. The risk of the spread of Ebola remains high as cases continue to increase in neighbouring DRC.
The IFRC, through local Red Cross National Societies, has rapidly scaled up community-level activities in the surrounding provinces as well as priority counties bordering DR Congo, to encircle and contain the current outbreak. 1,400 Red Cross volunteers have been mobilized in Uganda, South Sudan, Rwanda and Burundi to support preparedness and containment efforts.
UK aid is supporting the DRC Government and Ministry of Health as well as partners including the World Health Organisation, UNICEF, WFP, UNHCR and the DRC Red Cross to help tackle the Ebola outbreak, treating those affected by it and stop it from spreading.
UK support to the Red Cross is helping provide regional preparedness, screening, treatment for those suffering from the disease, safe and dignified burials for those who have succumbed to it, and community awareness training to prevent it from spreading.
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Health Program for Children focusing on Nutrition, Eye and Dental.
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Community Health Clinic conducted by Trinity Care Foundation. www.trinitycarefoundation.org
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Ann Dechaboon poses with a baby at the Mae Rim Juvenile Correction Facility during a training about HIV given by Radical Grace, Thailand. Girls forced into the sex industry are sometimes made to sell drugs when they become pregnant and end up in youth prisons like this one.
A group of junior and senior Community Health majors presented proposals for community-based health promotion and disease prevention programs to a panel of professional at the Nassau County Executive and Legislature Building. The students, all enrolled in Dr. Corinne Kyriacou’s Planning, Implementation and Evaluation of Community Health Programs course (HPFS 116) worked all semester learning about the health and housing challenges of elderly Long Island residents. Their assignment was to conduct a needs assessment of an assigned community, and then using the primary data collected – in conjunction with secondary research they examined simultaneously – design data-driven health interventions to address identified problems. Every semester this course is offered, Dr. Kyriacou partners with different local community-based organizations so students can learn an on-the-ground, applied field perspective, as well as a classroom-based academic and theoretical perspective. This semester the partners were FEGS Health and Human Service System, whichserves New York City and Long Island, and the Mid-Island Y/JCC based in Plainview, NY. Students designed needs assessment surveys and collected data from 100 elderly members of several neighborhood program and, based on the data, decided to focus on the following four problem areas for their program proposals: mobility, nutrition, fitness and social isolation. The presentations were capped off by a surprise visit from County Executive Edward Mangano.
A group of junior and senior Community Health majors presented proposals for community-based health promotion and disease prevention programs to a panel of professional at the Nassau County Executive and Legislature Building. The students, all enrolled in Dr. Corinne Kyriacou’s Planning, Implementation and Evaluation of Community Health Programs course (HPFS 116) worked all semester learning about the health and housing challenges of elderly Long Island residents. Their assignment was to conduct a needs assessment of an assigned community, and then using the primary data collected – in conjunction with secondary research they examined simultaneously – design data-driven health interventions to address identified problems. Every semester this course is offered, Dr. Kyriacou partners with different local community-based organizations so students can learn an on-the-ground, applied field perspective, as well as a classroom-based academic and theoretical perspective. This semester the partners were FEGS Health and Human Service System, whichserves New York City and Long Island, and the Mid-Island Y/JCC based in Plainview, NY. Students designed needs assessment surveys and collected data from 100 elderly members of several neighborhood program and, based on the data, decided to focus on the following four problem areas for their program proposals: mobility, nutrition, fitness and social isolation. The presentations were capped off by a surprise visit from County Executive Edward Mangano.
Community Health Clinic conducted by Trinity Care Foundation. www.trinitycarefoundation.org/
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Outreach Health Programs are important tools for bringing health education and screening services directly to community members and serve to contribute to reducing health disparities.
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Health Education Posters in KSRTC Bus Stand, Kanakapura Town, Karnataka, India. trinitycarefoundation.org/preventive
Every year, on 31 May, WHO and partners everywhere mark World No Tobacco Day, highlighting the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocating for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. Tobacco use is the single most preventable cause of death globally and is currently responsible for killing one in 10 adults worldwide.
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www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.448937881836334.107936.... Community Health Initiative in rural areas of India under CSR Programs. Outreach Health programs are important tools for bringing health education and screening services directly to community members and serve to contribute to reducing health disparities.They assist communities and hospitals to reach mutually beneficial goals that would otherwise not be achievable for promoting accessible and equitable care.
Families Belong Together — Partners
The June 30 Families Belong Together actions are being organized by everyday people across the country, supported by a number of organizations, in addition to the four lead sponsors. Some of the organizations supporting these actions are listed below.
We welcome engagement from all organizations and individuals on this issue. Please feel free to send your supporters directly to the event page without informing us!
To get more involved, please submit the form at: MoveOn.org/Partner
#VOTEPROCHOICEEnd Rape on CampusNDWA
270 StrategiesEqual Voice ActionNEA
350.org
Equality LabsNETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice
ACLUEvery VoiceNetwork of Spiritual Progressives
Action Together MassachusetttesFair Immigration Reform MovementNextGen America
Action Together NetworkFaith in Public LifeNSEA
Advancement ProjectFamilies Belong TogetherOne Billion Rising
AFTFamilies USAOrganizing for Action
Al Otro LadoFeminist Majority FoundationOxfam America
All OutFood & Water WatchPantsuit Nation
Alliance for JusticeForeign Policy for AmericaParentsTogether
Alliance for Youth ActionFriends of the EarthPeople Demanding Action
American Constitution SocietyFuse WashingtonPeople For the American Way
American Ethical UnionGamlielPeople's Action
American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA)Global ExchangePlanned Parenthood Federation of America
American Sexual Health AssociationGlobal Fund for ChildrenPoligon Education Fund
Amnesty International USAGreenLatinosPositive Women's Network-USA
Anti-Defamation LeagueGreenpeacePresbyterian Church (USA)
Arab American InstituteHand in Hand: The Domestic Employers NetworkPresente.org
Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJCHarnessPriorities USA
ASISTAHeadCountPublic Citizen
Assisi CommunityHealth Care VoterRace Forward
Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP) at the Urban Justice CenterHispanic FederationRainforest Action Network
Asylum Seeker Assistance ProjectHuman Rights CampaignReally American
AvaazHuman Rights FirstResistance Labs
Bayard Rustin Center for Social JusticeIfNotNowRock the Vote
Bend the ArcImmigration HubSALDEF
Beyond the BombIn Our Own Voice: National Black Women's Reproductive Justice AgendaSanctuary for Families
Brave New FilmsIndivisibleSEIU
Campaign for Southern EqualityJapanese American Citizens LeagueSIECUS
Caring Across GenerationsJewish Voice for PeaceSierra Club
CASA in ActionJStreetSister District Action Network
Center for American Progress Action FundJWISojourners
Center for Biological DiversityKIPPSouth Asian Americans Leading Together
Center for Community ChangeLatin America Working GroupSouthern Poverty Law Center
Center for Gender and Refugee StudiesLatin American Legal Defense and Education FundStand Up America
Center for Reproductive RightsLatino Victory FoundationSum of Us
Center for Victims of TortureLatinoJustice PRLDEFTax March
Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, Inc.Lawyers for Good GovernmentThe Leadership Conference
Chicago Women Take ActionLeadership Conference of Women ReligiousThe Workmen’s Circle
Children's Defense Fund-TexasLeague of Conservation VotersTogether We Will Contra Costa
Church World ServiceLeague of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)Truman National Security Project
Clean Water ActionLGBTQ Task ForceUltraViolet
Coalition of Labor Union WomenLittle LobbyistsUnidosUS
Coalition on Human NeedsMALDEFUnitarian Universalist Association
Congregational UCC GreensboroMarchOnUnitarian Universalist Service Committee
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI)Moms RisingUnitarian Universalists for Social Justice (UUSJ)
Constitutional Accountability CenterMuslim AdvocatesUnited State of Women
Council on American-Islamic RelationsNARALUnited We Dream
Courage CampaignNational Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceUS Campaign for Palestinian Rights
CredoNational Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF)VDay.org
Crooked MediaNational Iranian American CouncilVoto Latino
Daily KosNational Justice for Our NeighborsWashington Office on Latin America
DC Immigration HubNational Latina Institute for Reproductive HealthWin Without War
DC Teens ActionNational Network to End Domestic ViolenceWomen Employed
Define AmericanNational Nurses UnitedWomen's March
Democracy InitiativeNational Organization of Concerned Black MenWomen's Refugee Commission
Disciples Center for Immigration and RefugeesNational Partnership for Women & FamiliesWorkplace Fairness
Disciples Refugee & Immigration MinistriesNational Women’s Law CenterYouth Caucus of America
Dulles Justice CoalitionNCJWYWCA USA
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Protest Is Part of the National ‘Families Belong Together’ Day of Action With More Than 710 Events Nationwide
-- On Saturday, June 30th, [residents will rally at various locations as part of the Families Belong Together national day of action to protest the Trump Administration’s policy of forcibly separating children from their parents, the detention of families, and the fact that the Trump Administration has failed to reunite thousands of children with their parents.
WHEN: Saturday, June 30th. [TIME AM/PM TIME ZONE]
WHERE: [LOCATION]. [ADDRESS]
FOR MORE INFORMATION: [MOVEON LINK]
FACEBOOK EVENT LINK: [FB EVENT LINK]
LOCAL CONTACT: [NAME] | [NUMBER] | [EMAIL]
ORGANIZATIONAL SPONSORS INCLUDE: [USE THIS SECTION TO LIST ORGANIZATIONAL SPONSORS AND CO-SPONSORS WITH THEIR PERMISSION]
The [CITY] protest is part of a National “Families Belong Together” Day of Action featuring more than 710 events in all 50 states and an anchor protest in Lafayette Square in Washington DC. Tens of thousands of people are expected to participate across the country. Specifically, the protesters will demand that the Trump Administration:
•Reunite families now. Permanently end family separation and immediately reunify those that have been separated. ICE must release parents immediately so that ORR can reunify them with their children.
•End family detention. Children and families deserve due process, not indefinite imprisonment. Children do not belong in baby cages and internment-like camps. Family incarceration is not the solution to family separation.
•End ‘Zero Humanity.’ Reverse the Trump administration’s policy that created this crisis and chaos to begin with. Parents should not be criminally prosecuted for doing what all parents do, which is bring their children to safety. This horrible nightmare for families will only end when Trump permanently stops his 100% prosecution policy.
Say it loud, say it clear,
Immigrants are welcome here!
Say it loud, say it clear,
Refugees are welcome here!
Repeat“Courage” (listen):
Courage, my friend, you do not walk alone.
We will, walk with you, and sing your spirit home.
*Replace “Courage” with other words like “families” “immigrants” or “children”
When immigrant rights are under attack,
What will we do? Unite, fight back!
When refugee rights are under attack,
What will we do? Unite, fight back!
Repeat“May The Life I Lead” (listen):
Let the life I lead, speak for me. (x2)
When I get to the end of the road, and lay down my heavy load,
Let the life I lead, speak for me.
El pueblo unido
jamás será vencido!
(The people united, will never be defeated)
RepeatTo the tune of “Blessings” by Chance the Rapper (listen):
We gonna rise up, rise up till it’s won (x2)
When the people rise up, the powers come down (x2)
They try to stop us, but we keep comin’ back (x2)
Love, not hate, makes America great!
Repeat
“We are Family” by Sister Sledge
We are family, I got all my people with me
We are family, Get up ev'rybody and sing
We are family, I got all my people with me
We are family, Get up ev'rybody and sing
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Holistic Care by trinitycarefoundation.org/corrective-surgeries Cleft Lip Children , A cleft lip is a physical split or separation of the two sides of the upper lip and appears as a narrow opening or gap in the skin of the upper lip. A cleft palate is a split or opening in the roof of the mouth. A cleft palate can involve the hard palate (the bony front portion of the roof of the mouth), and/or the soft palate (the soft back portion of the roof of the mouth).
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Dental Treatments on the Mobile Dental Unit.. Tobacco industry interference is the theme of this year’s World No Tobacco Day.. trinitycarefoundation.org/
Every year, on 31 May, WHO and partners everywhere mark World No Tobacco Day, highlighting the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocating for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. Tobacco use is the single most preventable cause of death globally and is currently responsible for killing one in 10 adults worldwide.
Everyone pitching in! JJ is planting crops. Barbara and Becca are working on adding cardboard between rows. Mandy is adding grass clippings. Don is fertilizing plants and Tom mulching in some fertilizer with soil.
Health Program for Children focusing on Nutrition, Eye and Dental.
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