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The non-profit organization is partnering with Boy's and Girl's Club of Metro Los Angeles, and El Nido Family Centers to provide educational materials, Masks, sanitizers and food to at-risk families
LOS ANGELES - Californer -- The Nurses Pub, a leading non-profit support group for nurses, announced it will hold a one-day event to educate young people and families about Covid-19 and distribute much needed masks, sanitizers, food, and information.
The Nurses Pub is best known for its many programs that support nurses, including scholarships, professional development classes, and recruitment services. Additionally, the organization is dedicated to the community, and is putting on this event to help educate school-aged children in Los Angeles on methods to stay Covid-safe, now especially vital with schools soon reopening during the pandemic.
According to the New York Times, new studies show that children are at risk for catching and spreading the virus, and those between the ages of 10 and 19 can spread the virus at the same rate as adults. The findings suggest that as schools reopen, communities will see clusters of infection that include children of all ages.
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"As a nurse on the front lines, I know first-hand how this virus is affecting young people" said the Nurses Pub Founder and CEO, Mona Clayton, MSN, RN. "Many children in our inner city come from homes where masks and sanitizers are simply not in the budget, so we must provide our communities with these resources as well as information on how to stop the spread of this dangerous virus."
The Nurses Pub has developed an easy to understand brochure titled, "Stop the Spread: Understanding the Coronavirus." The brochure will be given to parents and children at the event, along with personal protective masks and sanitizers. Free food will also be given out at the event.
Event Details:
Stay Covid Safe – An Event for Underserved Families of Los Angeles
Thursday, July 30
12:30-2:30pm
Cedar Grove Community Center
2131 East Century Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90002
For more information, email the Nurses Pub at: press@thenursespub.org, (mailto:press@thenursespub.org?subject=Sponsorship%2520inquiry) or call: (562) 537-1646 or see website at: www.thenursespub.org.
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The Nurses Pub is a non-profit 501(c) organization initially formed to help single mothers from underserved communities discover a career in nursing. The organization now provides a wide variety of resources to students and nursing professionals worldwide, and support to local communities.
NOTE: Hand sanitizer, as with all products used on your skin, may cause sensitivities or allergies on rare occasion. Sanitizer is for external use only and intended for use by adults or with adult supervision.
The Nurses Pub is best known for its many programs that support nurses, including scholarships, professional development classes, and recruitment services. Additionally, the organization is dedicated to the community, and is putting on this event to help educate school-aged children in Los Angeles on methods to stay Covid-safe, now especially vital with schools soon reopening during the pandemic.
According to the New York Times, new studies show that children are at risk for catching and spreading the virus, and those between the ages of 10 and 19 can spread the virus at the same rate as adults. The findings suggest that as schools reopen, communities will see clusters of infection that include children of all ages.
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"As a nurse on the front lines, I know first-hand how this virus is affecting young people" said the Nurses Pub Founder and CEO, Mona Clayton, MSN, RN. "Many children in our inner city come from homes where masks and sanitizers are simply not in the budget, so we must provide our communities with these resources as well as information on how to stop the spread of this dangerous virus."
The Nurses Pub has developed an easy to understand brochure titled, "Stop the Spread: Understanding the Coronavirus." The brochure will be given to parents and children at the event, along with personal protective masks and sanitizers. Free food will also be given out at the event.
Event Details:
Stay Covid Safe – An Event for Underserved Families of Los Angeles
Thursday, July 30
12:30-2:30pm
Cedar Grove Community Center
2131 East Century Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90002
For more information, email the Nurses Pub at: press@thenursespub.org, (mailto:press@thenursespub.org?subject=Sponsorship%2520inquiry) or call: (562) 537-1646 or see website at: www.thenursespub.org.
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The Nurses Pub is a non-profit 501(c) organization initially formed to help single mothers from underserved communities discover a career in nursing. The organization now provides a wide variety of resources to students and nursing professionals worldwide, and support to local communities.
NOTE: Hand sanitizer, as with all products used on your skin, may cause sensitivities or allergies on rare occasion. Sanitizer is for external use only and intended for use by adults or with adult supervision.
Source: The Nurses Pub
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