KRFDC Community Analysis

Community Assessment Part One Crawford County, Kansas is very familiar to me; it is where I was born and raised and now, as an adult, it is where I work as a nurse. Barriers to healthcare exists in every community. There is a high amount of poverty in Crawford County that contributes to barriers to access to healthcare. Furthermore, Crawford County has several stakeholders that influence the health of the community and advanced practice registered nurse (ARNP) practice. In this assessment of my community, I will identify Crawford County, as well as prevalent health care barriers and important stakeholders in my community.

The first settlers came to Apex NC in the 1860s. Not too long after settlement, the town was incorporated in 1873. Most of the history of Apex is derived from the railroad system that went through the community. Even the town’s name can be traced by to the system. As

Saints Michael and Theresa Youth Ministry of the combined parishes: Saint Theresa’s in Kenilworth, NJ and Saint Michael’s in Cranford, NJ has been the epitome of good and positive in my life. The program itself along with all who have gone through it, have taught me how much difference one person can bring into the world, and how much stronger that difference can be with a team of believers.

I have gained a lot of Skill throughout my time in the Minecraft community. I've learned a lot and I've been taught a lot from various people in the community.

I was always the kid in my family that enjoyed philosophical debate, and now with my recent love for African-American culture and history, I feel that the Telluride Association Sophomore Seminar would be just up my alley. Sitting in a room with a handful of other African-American high schoolers that have the same fire for learning and discussion as I would be wonderful, and possibly would foster a plethora of great new friendships. The workshops lead by the adult professionals would also serve as a good networking opportunity as well as the chance to understand what career opportunities would possibly available to me. I am a young intelligent poor African-American that has Haitian heritage living in Orlando, attending a predominately caucasian school on a magnet.

I can give to the Howard University community through excellence, leadership, truth and service by getting involved within the community. From what I know there are many opportunities Howard provides to get involved in student life. It’s important to me to connect and take pride in my school. Excellence is the goal. While being in the community I will constantly remind myself that I am there to have fun but ultimately to make something of myself and strive for success in my academics. If I strive in my academics, I know that I will strive in life. Leadership will help me put myself out there. It will help me get involve and take charge. I know that I am intelligent and I have a bright mind that will bring many ideas to the table. I want to

Introduction and Background Ron Wood Family Resource Center (RWFRC) is a private not for profit organization that receives funding from local, state, and federal sources, and also has contracts through state and local governments. The Ron Wood Family Resource Center was founded in 1995 by a group of local citizens concerned with the future of Carson City’s young people and their families.

The power of investing in the community impacts society by helping those who are less fortunate, making their lives better.

Rutgers University offers numerous options similarly to other colleges and universities, however this university is notable for their vibrant community and a wide variety of backgrounds which I hope to become part of. Since I was a child I was in my own and my only goal was to

My family household income was below the poverty level and we relied on housing assistance During many of my childhood years. I was 12 when my parents separated. My father lost his job and has not contributed financially to the family since. Based on my families experiences and my later service in a clinical setting within my community, I believe the communities in which I grew up were medically underserved. My success, despite the challenges resulting from my socioeconomic and familial background, is proof of my potential to succeed and survive hardships. I hope to use my experiences to inform my practice of medicine in underserved

The current workforce structure at Kentucky River Foothills Development Council, Inc (KRFDC) consists of more than 250 employees, and they represent a highly skilled professional team. The team includes program developers, teachers, administrators, social workers, counselors, coaches, drivers, coordinators, health care providers, and a volunteer corporate board of directors, which

Another non-profit organization called, KFB (Keep Florida Beautiful) is a state affiliate of KAB (Keep America beautiful). This group work with a million of volunteers in order to improve Florida by cleaning beaches, and increasing recycling. Therefore, KFB want to encourage people to change something

The community rotation was very challenging. At the beginning I thought I would be educating veterans about overall nutrition and referring them to nutrition programs designed to prevent disease and promote health. Nonetheless, it was a lot more than that. First of all, I had just finished my food service rotation and had no have the chance to interact with any patients. Thus, I had to learn quickly how to work with the Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) which is the software used to enter patients’ information and write notes (Department of Veterans Affairs, 2005). After one day in my community rotation I was already seeing patients on my own and writing notes.

The Oaks is a lavish country club community that sets the standard for those who want to enjoy a taste of the good life in Osprey, Florida, which is just south of Sarasota. With over 1,000 acres of pristine land and three distinct, gated neighborhoods, many residents of The Oaks

Although Alabaster is one large community in itself, because of its size, it contains quite a few facets of diversity. In its self, it is a very welcoming town, as I have had my own experience with being assimilated within the town. When I was seven we moved from Mississippi to Alabama, due to my father’s work. Alabaster was the first and final choice of where we chose to live. When we moved I was in the first grade and I remember is everyone being very welcoming at school. This trend also continued as watching people move to our school from other places, we were always very welcoming. The schools aside, Alabaster is also home to quite a few ethnicities. According to the 2010 census data, Alabaster consist of being 79.4 percent white, 13.5