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CPD abdominal session with lecturer Jacky Price. This lecture consisted of theory and then practical learning.
Sacred Heart University's Department of Social Work hosted the Community Partners Recognition Reception on May 1, 2019, at the West Campus Guest House. Photo by Mark F. Conrad
Harm reduction refers to public health policies designed as a practical response for people who are unable or unwilling to stop using drugs. Its immediate aim is to limit the transmission of blood borne infections, particularly HIV and Hepatitis B/C. Photo: Trinn Suwannapha / World Bank
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The Don Kemp Memorial Social Work Scholarship was created to honor Don’s memory as husband, father, teacher and social justice activist. It is awarded to a junior social work major who best embodies the mission and objectives of the Social Work Program with personal qualities of commitment, initiative and service. April 7, 2016. Photo by: Annie Goodroad '19
"Winifred Holt (17 November 1870 – June 14, 1945) was an U.S. sculptor and welfare worker with special attention to the blind.
Winifred Holt was born in New York on 17 November 1870, the daughter of Henry Holt, a publisher. She was educated at the Brearley School in New York. With her father's encouragement, she assisted in welfare work in the poor Bowery district of New York for several years, while also attending plays, concerts and opera performances. She also started to take lessons in sculpture during a visit to Italy in 1894. On a later visit to Italy in 1901 with her sister Edith the two young women observed a group of blind students at a concert, engrossed by the music. In 1903 they started the Ticket Bureau for the Blind, and Winifred was to devote the rest of her life to assisting the blind. The New York Association for the Blind was founded at the Holt's home in 1905. The organization is today known as Lighthouse International.
In 1913 the first "Lighthouse" center opened in New York City, dedicated by President William Howard Taft, helping the blind in education, employment and recreation. Similar centers were later opened in many other cities in the United States, and then in other countries. In 1921 Winifred Holt was made a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honour. Winifred's sister Edith, wife of the surgeon Joseph Colt Bloodgood, assisted with the Lighthouse. Winifred married Rufus Graves Mather on 16 November 1922, and the couple continued with the work for the blind association and other charities. She died in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 1945 of hypertensive heart disease." -wikipedia.com