Frontline Heroes

St. Luke Lutheran Community lifts the spirits of its residents and staff with planned activities and opportunities to give back to others.

Immanuel balances safety with the well-being of its residents, with retirement services designed to empower older adults to live a lifestyle of freedom, dignity, independence and safety.

While the administration of vaccines was generally a success, the campaign experienced some inequitable road bumps. Fortunately, Family Health Centers at NYU Langone was able to offer the first round of the vaccine to older adults and staff at its affordable housing sites in Brooklyn by the end of January.

Holy Family Ministries’ Holy Family School offers a stellar academic program and provides for the safety and wellbeing of its students, in more ways than one.

Lutheran SeniorLife is assisting the most vulnerable in its communities by hitting the road and bringing the vaccine straight to them.

Lutheran Services Florida partnered with Agape Family Health to vaccinate its Duval Head Start Program’s teachers and their families.

Our member Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry is doing what it can to level the playing field and guarantee that hundreds of people experiencing homelessness in Cleveland have access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

Traveling to a clinic to receive the vaccine can be challenging for many people in independent living homes. With access to vaccines still limited, Lutheran Services in America member The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society and Sanford Health got creative in bringing the vaccine to those who need it most.

When the coronavirus pandemic started last spring, the team at The Hearth at Drexel bolstered its dedication to the well-being of residents.

My Friend’s House Foundation was serving about 500 people per week before COVID-19; the health crisis only expanded the need to serve many more.