| The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute is a collaboration and a vital connection with East Baltimore. The Institute is the starting point for forging true University and community partnerships in health care, education and community planning, with all partners working to change the trajectory for the children, youth and families of East Baltimore. As it seeks to build a "learning community," the Institute draws on the expertise of neighborhood residents, educators, philanthropic organizations, elected representatives and community leaders, in addition to the wealth of intellectual resources that Hopkins can offer. | | Mark your calendar for upcoming events from the UHI and our partners! | | | View the Summer 2008 Newsletter |
| We are pleased to announce the recipients of the UHI's 2008 Small Grants Program!
Seven recipients were chosen by a panel reviewers from the university and the community. In addition to providing funding for these projects, the grants are intended advance university-community collaborations. |
| Baltimore Research Day
Nearly 30 teams of researchers from across the city came together in May for the UHI’s inaugural Baltimore Research Day. Researchers presented findings on a range of important Baltimore health issues, including HIV, asthma, early childhood and family health, substance abuse, and injury prevention. Click here to download the program and abstract booklet. |
| UHI Welcomes a New Class of Community Health Workers
After completing eight weeks of training, five new community health workers (CHW) are now in the field, working to improve the health and well-being of our neighbors. The current CHW’s work throughout East Baltimore conducting health screenings and providing individualized patient education, lifestyle and health coaching, and care coordination. Click here to learn more about the current CHW’s, the CHW Program, and how to become a CHW. |
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