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Connecting Neighbors to Resources

Nov 13, 2019

Where you live and who you know and what services are available to you matters in shaping your health, which poses challenges to equity and well being. A new project team funded by Duke University's Bass Connections initiative and based at the Lincoln Community Health Center in Durham, NC, thinks student volunteers can help by facilitating resident ability to find available resources. In this episode, we talk with Janet Prvu Bettger and Sahil Sandhu of Duke University and Howard Eisenson of Lincoln Community Health Center.