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Pediatrician Tina Kumra, center; medical office assistant Devona Fletcher, in blue scrubs; and other Johns Hopkins colleagues help prepare a nutritious meal for the weekly community dinner at The Church of the Guardian Angel. Kumra is office medical director for pediatrics at the nearby Johns Hopkins Community Physicians practice in the Remington section of Baltimore.
The Johns Hopkins Community Physicians practice in Remington holds cooking classes to help neighborhood residents improve their health.
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Stop the Bleed classes empower community members to assist during a trauma.
Johns Hopkins Bayview Initiative Builds Bonds in the Islamic Community
Lay Health Educator Program helps community leaders become health advocates.
Employees participate in the May 24 celebration of Bermuda Day. The annual Johns Hopkins Medicine United Way campaign begins Oct. 26.
Keeping Kids Healthy and Ready to Learn
A Johns Hopkins pediatrics clinic fights asthma and other conditions at a Baltimore charter school.
Combating Toxic Stress in St. Petersburg
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital leads effort to raise awareness about adverse childhood experiences and their damaging impact.
With Songs and Games, Sibley Memorial Hospital Eases the Burdens of Memory Loss
Club Memory expands throughout Washington, D.C.
Facing High Drug Prices, Many Patients Turn to Medication Access Team
Johns Hopkins pharmacy team works to help patients afford prescriptions.
Turning a Safe House into a Home
Howard County General Hospital volunteers fix up properties for people fleeing dangerous pasts.
Hopkins HealthCare volunteers mentor students at a South Baltimore Boys and Girls Club.
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A Commitment to our Communities
Our community initiatives have been reinvigorated throughout all of our neighborhoods, from Baltimore to St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Picture This: Moment of Outreach
Paul B. Rothman, dean of the medical faculty and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, greets Naomi Bennett, a member of the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, to discuss East Baltimore’s struggles and how Johns Hopkins can help.
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Please contact Linell Smith, Editor, at lsmit103@jhmi.edu.
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