After wrapping up their 8 week internship with PARTNRS, the summer interns showed off their new research skills and knowledge at their final presentation, which concerned predictors of father involvement in raising their children. Check out what Yale wrote about them to learn more about the summer interns! Congrats!
Upon completion of participant enrollment later this fall, PARTNRS will launch an effort to communicate findings to its audiences, including participants, clinicians, community organizations, researchers, etc. PARTNRS will publish new research summaries as a part of this effort, geared toward participants, community agencies, and the general public. Here’s a little teaser of what our summaries will look like:
We polled our participants to see what they want to hear about and now we need YOUR HELP in naming our series of research summaries!! You might have just the catchy phrase or alliteration to catch our readers’ attention!
We’re winding down the month here at PARTNRS with a fantastic Friday. We had a busy day today in the office with the PARTNRS team hosting 9 interviews of new parents. July was also one of our busiest months ever, conducting a whopping 52 interviews! This is just another reason why we love our PARTNRS Parents!
August–Here we come!
New Haven is lucky to have quality community health centers that provide medical and social support to young families in Connecticut – Cornell Scott Hill Health Center is one of those centers. Hill Health Center is a qualified community health center with numerous staff, such as physicians, mental health professionals, nurses and nurse practitioners, certified phlebotomists, social workers, nutritionists, dentists and dental hygienists. The health center provides quality health care services including outreach to homeless individuals and families, Birth-to-Three services for developmentally delayed children, school-based health centers, outreach and social/educational services for pregnant teenagers, HIV/AIDS education and outreach to at-risk populations, alcohol and drug detoxification programs, transitional shelter for homeless men, and a child and family guidance clinic. The center accepts most insurance, and is an excellent resource for primary and preventative care in New Haven.
You can find the Hill Health Center at multiple locations, which are listed below. For more information, visit http://www.hillhealthcenter.com/.
PARTNRS would like to thank Hill Health Center for their work in improving the physical and mental health of young men and women in New Haven through primary care and prevention! We’re glad to have their assistance in working towards the goal of strengthening families and relationships among young people and preventing the spread of HIV and STDs in our community!
Locations:
New Haven
West Haven
Ansonia/Derby
School-Based Health Clinics
130 Orchard Street
New Haven, CT 06519
Call: (203) 946-7103
375 Quinnipiac Avenue
New Haven, CT 06513
Call: (203) 946-7245
150 Fournier Street
New Haven, CT 06519
Call: (203) 946-6602
200 Wilmont Road
New Haven, CT 06515
Call: (203) 946-8640 or (203) 946-2933
At PARTNRS, we are always welcoming new contributors to the project in an effort to bring in new thoughts, ideas and energy toward our effort to strengthen families and prevent the spread of HIV and STIs. We are also grateful for the previous contributions of many who have since moved on to wonderful positions and places, as they have helped make PARTNRS into what it is today. We have contributors that have moved on to places like SAMHSA’s Center for Substance Abuse Prevention Data Analysis Coordination and Consolidation Center, Harvard Medical School, a Physician’s Assistant program, a Yale Faculty appointment, etc. Check out our updated Research Team page to learn more about the current team and where previous contributors are now! The PARTNRS Team click here…
The Fair Haven Community Health Center has been a nonprofit organization since 1971, serving the New Haven community. The health center is comprised of numerous physicians and nurse practitioners that are eager to serve the healthcare needs of their patients. Their goal is “to serve the community in a manner that respects their culture, language and ethnic beliefs. “ When they use the term community, they imply from the littlest child to the oldest elder. Everyone is welcomed to the Fair Haven Community Health Center. Adults can receive checkups, physical exams, cancer screening, as well as chronic disease screenings. Specialists are also available for patients. FHCHC especially encourages adolescents to visit for all their health needs.
FHCHC also provides extensive prenatal care, including prenatal visits, delivery by the midwife at the Hospital of St. Raphael, a home visit by a midwife after the delivery, and post-partum care. Social services are also available to help patients with housing, personal, and financial problems. FHCHC also administers STD testing. The Fair Haven Community Health Center main site is open Monday through Thursday 8:45 AM to 8:30 AM. The Friday schedule is 1:00P M to 5:00 PM. For more information in regarding the center, log onto www.fhchc.org!
Here at PARTNRS, we’d like to thank FHCHC for providing young couples and families in New Haven with affordable health services, and for contributing to the fight against STDs and HIV!