NeighborHealth honors Juneteenth, a significant day marking the end of slavery in the United States. This day celebrates the resilience, strength, and perseverance of the African American community. As a community health center, Juneteenth reminds us of our commitment to promoting health, wellness, and social justice for all. Join us in reflecting on this day, engaging in meaningful conversations, and participating in local events. #Juneteenth #NeighborHealth
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It is most important to contact you: First of all, my name is Paul Jan Gagalka, a Housekeeping aid at Abbotsford Hospital. I make it short a message: As a former USN Navy/ Polish Navy personnel and self-employed in construction, I like your approach to AI and automatization of Hospital operations. I can explain much more in a letter to you my vision to be much more effective in our operations in the Hospital -effectiveness, time savings, and above all cost-effectiveness to operations done on daily business there. Most of my ideas are by the present way of management is dismissed but I can see a future where an employee or nurse or Doctor by support staff can be more effective to process many patients we see today.
Teniola Okun, community health specialist in Mission notes, “There is a disconnect when youth are absent, their missing voice is very obvious.” https://lnkd.in/gF5f-Bfg
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May is #OlderAmericansMonth! The 2024 theme, #PoweredByConnection, recognizes the profound impact of meaningful relationships and social connections on our health and well-being. Learn more at acl.gov/oam. Administration for Community Living
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Revisiting our 2023 Blogs💡Embedding a broader notion of community health - Dr Nicki Taylor and Dr Gabrielle O’Flynn explore how a broader concept of community and its relationship to community health can shape PDHPE delivery in the future. https://lnkd.in/gHgu9vPj
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Community health work is intimate work and there isn’t always a roadmap. Roberto's story is just one example of the thousands of lives that are touched, changed and saved through community health work. WellShare CHW, Judith Garcia, shares the heroic journey of her client as he faces a life-threatening condition with great courage and faith. Read "The importance of a CHW in someone's life" at link below. https://lnkd.in/gZWhT6v9
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Authors of this article calculated the costs of implementing community health programs and compared the results across 6 sub-Saharan African countries, providing evidence for helping gov'ts plan for sufficient resources for their effective implementation. https://lnkd.in/gpnQGike
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Did you know that May is #OlderAmericanMonth? The 2024 theme, #PoweredByConnection, recognizes the profound impact of meaningful relationships and social connections on our health and well-being. Administration for Community Living
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Authors of this article calculated the costs of implementing community health programs and compared the results across 6 sub-Saharan African countries, providing evidence for helping gov'ts plan for sufficient resources for their effective implementation. https://lnkd.in/g2a5USUZ
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Discover the factors influencing assisted living prices and how these communities cater to seniors' needs, fostering physical health, intellectual stimulation, and a strong sense of community. https://lnkd.in/dDC6-Zz7
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Do you know of an individual or organization in Delaware making small systematic changes to improve community health? Nominate your hero who actively employs Policy, Systems, and Environment Change (PSE)! #SystemicChange #Equity #PSE #CommunitySolutions #ImpactfulChange
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Unlock the power of interconnected systems! Join @BHPNetwork and NACDD in exploring how cross-sector partnerships are addressing health inequities. 🤝 Discover how the vital conditions drive upstream health efforts & racial equity. Dive into the importance of belonging, civic muscle, & shared stewardship for equitable communities. 👉 https://ow.ly/HivP50QE5e5
BHPN and NACDD believe that by joining forces, the public health and community development sectors can transform the way we approach health and well-being by creating opportunity-rich environments with quality housing and improved community infrastructure in disinvested neighborhoods across the country. Learn more from the new primer developed by Build Healthy Places Network and the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) of Chronic Disease Directors that illustrates opportunities for public health to advance racial equity goals through engagement with those helping to shape the built environment. https://ow.ly/HivP50QE5e5 #RacialEquity #FutureOfHealth #HealthEquity #CollaborativeAction #UpstreamInvestments
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