The Resource Guide
Students in the Volunteer Internship Program at Crossroad Health Center have collected and organized this information to align with HealthBegins' Upstream Risk Screening Tool.
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Why is the resource guide on Google Drive?This is the format that is easiest to share, edit, and access across Cincinnati online and for free. This format allows us to continuously update information without needing to send you new copies.
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We agree. There is always room for improvement. Our only priority is that the resource guide remain public and free. There are a few ways you can help us improve:
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- Check out how one tech group is doing similar work in Chicago. Send an email or a letter to a local politician asking for action and funding related to improving the structure of our social service system in a similar manner.
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Who are The Students who created the Resource Guide?
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Bonnie LaGrange - Financial Strain & Housing Insecurity
Brenna Walters - Physical Activity Caroline Hensley - Education Drew Phillip - Transportation Emily Hoff - Employment Gabe Brown - Exposure to Violence Kelsey Robinson - Social Connection & Isolation Morgan Alexander - Immigration & Civic Engagement Sami Nandyal - Stress William Stone - Dietary Pattern Yasmeen Daher - Food Insecurity |
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