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Nonprofits Must Have Support in New Economic Recovery and Infrastructure Package
May 4, 2021
Congress is currently preparing an economic recovery package based on the “American Jobs Plan” proposed by President Biden to improve America’s physical and social infrastructure and help move the economy forward and out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Visiting Nurses Hit the Road to Provide Vaccines to the Homebound
April 28, 2021
Inadequate access to transportation remains an underlying source of inequity during the COVID-19 vaccination process across the country. This is especially true for many older adults and people with disabilities who live in rural communities where vaccination rates are reportedly at least five percentage points lower than in urban areas...
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Bringing the COVID “Vax” to Educators in JAX
April 21, 2021
Education professionals, children and parents alike are eager to return to in-person instruction more than a year after the pandemic shuttered schools and childcare centers across the country. With safety the clear priority, the push to reopen coincides with a simultaneous drive to ensure all childhood education staff receive the..
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LMM Elevates Fight for Health Equity for Clevelanders Experiencing Homelessness
April 14, 2021
Nearly two in five Americans have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and one-fifth have been completely vaccinated. Yet ensuring the equitable distribution of vaccines still remains challenging for one group of people in particular: Americans experiencing homelessness. Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry is doing what it can to..
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Going Mobile: Good Samaritan Society Communities Receive On-Site COVID-19 Vaccinations
April 7, 2021
Since the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine began, independent living communities for older adults have had to become resourceful in responding to the needs of residents. Traveling to a clinic to receive the vaccine can be challenging for many people in independent living homes. With access to vaccines still limited,..
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