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2016-2019, Cohort 1

Prescription of Hope for a Vulnerable Population

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This project aims to join in the search for effective intervention models to break the ‘cycle of violence’. This will be achieved through a violence prevention and intervention program that will build upon the established culture of the community in order to promote healthier lifestyles, coach at-risk youth to develop effective and safe coping mechanisms and support systems, and to also develop early detection and monitoring systems.

Project Details

Team Members
  • Lachell Wardell, PharmD
  • Tonita Smith, MSN

LocationFerguson, Missouri

Focus Areas
  • Faith/Religion
  • Violence & Trauma
Community Impact
  • Healing centered engagement
  • Leading Community Based Changes in the Culture of Health in the US
  • Make my city safe again
  • Toolkit for a Prescription of Hope for a Vulnerable Population
  • Toolkit for Anti-Violence Awareness
Resources
  • Health Equity Stories of Success, Sustainability & Scalability
  • Interrupting Trauma’s Trajectory in Schools

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