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Date: A ugust 9,1989
Place: Eastside Office
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An innovative program designed
to provide health care to the hom e­
less in exchange for educational o p ­
portunities for students in the How­
ard University College o f Nursing
has ju st received support in the sum
o f more than $1 million.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has
awarded the nursing school a three-
year grant o f $1,040,520 to improve
the health services for hom eless at
the 1,700-bed Federal City Shelter in
W ashington, D.C. The grant will also
fund education and training for vol­
unteer staff who work at the shelter.
Specifically, the Kellogg grant will
extend health promotion, maintenance
and convalescent services to the home­
less men and women at the Federal
City Shelter through a nurse-m an­
aged health care delivery model
involved collaboration among nurses,
shelter staff, nursing educators, nurs­
ing students and other health profes­
sionals.
For nearly two years, students in
H ow ard’s College o f Nursing have
been gaining experience in caring
for the hom eless as part o f the clini­
cal nursing courses at the shelter’s
infirmary.
Howard nursing instructor Ber­
nardino Lacey, who was instrum en­
tal in establishing the health facility
at the shelter, notes that students arc
giving the homeless health care “ with
some measure o f h ope.” Says La­
cey, * ‘They need these young peoplc-
their bright faces and caring atti­
tudes...”
Among the objectives o f the three-
year project arc to develop a nursing
infrastructure at the shelter that will
provide continuous 24-hour health
care in the infirmary. Dean Powell
says undergraduate and graduate
nursing students who will work in
the infirmary will benefit from a
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Adds Pow ell, “ The project also
ns to train selected hom eless indi-
uals to provide basic health care
vices at the shelter as a means of
luiring m arketable sk ills.”
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