Key Programs

SOURCE partnering community-based organizations (CBOs) identify academic-yearlong projects connected to the five Bloomberg American Health Initiative priority areas. Students are competitively selected to collaborate on CBO projects.

SOURCE’s flagship service-learning course at the Bloomberg School of Public Health. SOURCE partnering community-based organizations (CBOs) identify projects that are completed in partnership with a graduate student from the BSPH.

Each year, a cohort of Johns Hopkins nursing students commit to working with SOURCE partnering community-based organizations (CBOs) on direct service activities pertaining to community health.

Small teams of volunteer consultants work on short-term projects identified by SOURCE partnering community-based organizations (CBOs).

Volunteers from across Johns Hopkins University are trained and supported to provide health education and training sessions to K-12 youth.

An annual cohort of student volunteers from the JHU health professional schools are trained as HIV counselors and testers in the state of Maryland, and commit to serving as volunteers at participating community sites.

SOURCE partnering community-based organizations (CBOs) develop academic-yearlong projects that are supported by student project managers from across the JHU health professional schools.

 

Each year, a competitively-selected cohort of faculty and community leaders are trained together in critical service-learning pedagogy.