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Serving One Segment of the Homeless Population with Love & Compassion
By Marlene M. Fitzwater Homeless people represent a vulnerable group in society, yet according to an editorial in the Lancet, “…we still have a 14-century-long tradition
By Marlene M. Fitzwater Homeless people represent a vulnerable group in society, yet according to an editorial in the Lancet, “…we still have a 14-century-long tradition
By Marlene M. Fitzwater “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare is the most shocking and inhumane.” — Martin Luther King, Jr. MLK Day, Monday, January
By Marlene M. Fitzwater Latinos are less likely than white people to use hospice care, although there is evidence that their need for services may
by Marlene M. Fitzwater Once again, the Health Communication Research Institute, Inc. (Joshua’s House) participated in the annual United Way campaign by staffing a table at the CalSTRS Nonprofit
Parts of this article were taken from an article written by Emma MacKenzie (Programs Team Member) and Helen He (Programs Team Member and Editor of
As the winter season approaches, a beacon of hope is on the horizon for terminally ill homeless people in Sacramento. Slated to open later this
The Health Communication Research Institute, Inc. is a nonprofit established in 1989 with a commitment to reduce health disparities through community-based research and program development. In 2015, HCRI, Inc. narrowed its focus to better understanding the healthcare needs of the homeless population; developing programs to address those needs; and creating Joshua’s House, a hospice house for the terminally ill homeless.
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