Location

Virtual Showcase

Faculty Mentors

Dr. Yelena Tarasenko

Course Name

PUBH-9135 -01P Public Health Funding and Grants

Academic Unit

Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health

Session Type

Graduate Poster Presentation

Presentation Type and Release Option

Presentation (Open Access)

Start Date

14-4-2021 2:00 PM

End Date

14-4-2021 12:00 AM

Description

During summer 2020, we took a grant writing class which allowed us to collaborate with the Hearts and Hands Clinic. We helped them to write a funding proposal to support the hiring of social workers to serve as the liaison between them and social organizations that provide services including shelter and counseling in Statesboro, Georgia. The grant was submitted to Georgia Power, a foundation that is focused on improving the lives of residents of the state. This service learning opportunity enhanced our understanding of the major concepts on funding of public health programs taught in the class and allowed us to gain experience in writing grants thereby enhancing our professional growth opportunities. Amid Covid-19, our service-learning experience was adapted to online format using WebEx and Folio. We had the opportunity to network with the community partner and made a significant contribution to the health needs of the local community.

Keywords: Social worker, Hearts and Hands Clinic, Grant writing, Service-learning experience

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Grant Application for the Hearts and Hands Clinic Social Workers Hiring Program

Virtual Showcase

During summer 2020, we took a grant writing class which allowed us to collaborate with the Hearts and Hands Clinic. We helped them to write a funding proposal to support the hiring of social workers to serve as the liaison between them and social organizations that provide services including shelter and counseling in Statesboro, Georgia. The grant was submitted to Georgia Power, a foundation that is focused on improving the lives of residents of the state. This service learning opportunity enhanced our understanding of the major concepts on funding of public health programs taught in the class and allowed us to gain experience in writing grants thereby enhancing our professional growth opportunities. Amid Covid-19, our service-learning experience was adapted to online format using WebEx and Folio. We had the opportunity to network with the community partner and made a significant contribution to the health needs of the local community.

Keywords: Social worker, Hearts and Hands Clinic, Grant writing, Service-learning experience