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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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