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I-Help Foundation works within communities to identify and advance solutions that remove barriers and stigmas. We promote health and economic opportunities for all, particularly the economically and socially disenfranchised. Research proved that one of the social determinants of health and disparities includes the environment in which people live. Social determinants can either assist or prove to be a barrier to one’s ability to make healthy and productive decisions. I-Help Foundation is committed to addressing the root causes of health and social disparities by working in collaboration with communities local and abroad. We empower young people and adults to advocate for their communities. Then we help develop and support the community’s vision of prosperity and health by cultivating partnerships to deliver programs and services that are empathetic and inclusive.
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STOP THE BLEED TRAINING
Stop the Bleed is a national awareness campaign and call-to-action. I-Help Foundation's Stop the Bleed Program is intended to cultivate grassroots efforts that encourage children and adolescents to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives.
HEALTH CARE CAREER PIPELINE PROGRAM
As the United States faces another profound shortage of healthcare professionals such as Nurses and Physicians; I-Help Foundation acknowledges how vital health professionals are to the health care system and workforce. Any form of shortage within medicine and nursing, threatens to disrupt the availability and quality of health care to consumers.
I-Help Foundation's Health Care Pipeline Program, launched in late 2018 works to address the health care workforce shortage in the U.S. by educating the public about health professions including recruitment and retention. I-Help Foundation strives to encourage and support both middle and high school students to consider a career in medicine or nursing through college jumpstart programs, mentorship and internship opportunities in healthcare.
IHF Health Care Pipeline Program Aims to:
I-Help Foundation's Health Care Pipeline Program, launched in late 2018 works to address the health care workforce shortage in the U.S. by educating the public about health professions including recruitment and retention. I-Help Foundation strives to encourage and support both middle and high school students to consider a career in medicine or nursing through college jumpstart programs, mentorship and internship opportunities in healthcare.
IHF Health Care Pipeline Program Aims to:
- Strengthen the health care workforce.
- Empower & advocate for the next generation of health care leaders.
- Identify and work to eliminate challenges new health care professionals may face in their career.
- Encourage Diversity and inclusivity.
- Increase public confidence & awareness of the roles health care professionals play within health care.
YOUTH CAREER BASED OUTREACH PROGRAM
We impact the lives of young people by providing educational opportunities and programs that help promote health and building life skills through our weekend workshops which focuses on character, integrity, respect, perseverance, resiliency, and values.
I-Help Foundation is both a youth and community development organization that is constantly finding more new ways and initiatives to create a healthier and wealthier minded community. Through our youth career based outreach program, we are able to make a positive impact in the lives of young people and reinforce core values such as respect, manners, integrity, resilience, perseverance and values.
I-Help Foundation is both a youth and community development organization that is constantly finding more new ways and initiatives to create a healthier and wealthier minded community. Through our youth career based outreach program, we are able to make a positive impact in the lives of young people and reinforce core values such as respect, manners, integrity, resilience, perseverance and values.