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• Young adults • Schools • Women of • People
• Teens • Community Centers child-bearing returning from
years. incarceration
• Veterans and Recreation Centers
• Senior Developments, • Pregnant • People
• Elder males mothers, parents, with history of
assisted and independent
• High schoolers legal guardians, SUD
• Support groups
• Hunting groups families, school • People
• Community Health
• New gun Workers and Navigators
nurses, school with unstable
owners guidance housing
• Anyone who utilizes counselors, day
• People
• New parents or the local senior centers, care centers, and
parents (young kids, with mental
any local churches churches.
teens) health
(especially if they have • African
• Recent senior groups), any American
disorders
parolees/ prisoners • People of
patients utilizing the free
• Low-income
• Veterans and charitable clinics, any certain sexual
patients with • Non-English orientations
frequent/avoidable speakers • EMS -
hospitalizations for heart- • Pregnant and other relations
related issues, anyone new moms • Family
utilizing the organizations • Refugees members
listed in item #3
• PWUD
• Families at risk • Rehabs
• Individuals with
multiple health conditions
• Underserved
communities
Collaboration. What are some creative ideas for collaborative community outreach?
• Lock & Talk Va • Work with Hospitals, • Sending • Unite
program on lethal Clinics, Physician’s offices, letters to each of Virginia and
means safety. PE Teachers, United Way, Hampton's build the local
• Gun shops Grove Outreach Center. neighborhood network
education programs. • Work with the associations and to • EMS
each Hampton City
• Gun stores population who are English
public school • Hospitals
language learners such as
• Military bases CCC. nurses and • Rehabs
• Pawn stores • We are looking at guidance • Community
• Safe storage utilizing the EDCC program
counselors with events health
education HPHD's Maternal fairs
offered by VDH. We think
• School groups this could be a viable
Child Health • DARE -
programs flyer (Car School
• Attending option for connecting
Seat and Pack 'n education
events and/or people more quickly to Play portable crib
festivals post-hospital and follow-up distribution • Rotational
services. This could staff for
• Unite Us possibly work for heart
programs - which
community
include child safety
• Using social disease as well, especially
seat installation partners
media for re-admits/inappropriate training and safe • Funding
• Annual use of the EDs. sleep education - to opportunities for
community • Community Health reduce the rates of collaborative
events/weeks Workers child injury and partners
highlighting youth • Hospitals, health hospitalizations, • Awareness
violence prevention clinics, and urgent care and to reduce the Fairs
• Collaborate facilities infant mortality
• Data
locally to 'recognize' • Organizations that rate.
sharing
National Youth serve at-risk populations • Can be sent to • Mobile
Violence Week ( held
annually in April) • Primary Care all of HPHD cities
Units
and counties point
• Collaboration
Providers
of contacts as • Pop up
for trauma informed • Employer wellness described above for events
care wherever (especially for large Hampton. • Regional
employers), incentives?
violence happens • CHW's Coalition
(i.e., Child Savers) • Human services • Regional
• Health Dept. -
• Education- • Organizations and (at all advantage) 1. Summit
based Gun Safety agencies immunizations, 2.
Day - police • Pharmacy refugees, 3. MCH,
departments, local pharmacies 4. Hispanic
schools • Schools - P.E. Health population, 5. Low-
• Firearm safety • SHIP in WJCC income families
training (all
schools
localities)
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