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A diaper banker through his father’s efforts to fight the disease.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. , Sept. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The National Diaper Banking Network (NDBN) is releasing data on COVID vaccines in hard-to-reach neighborhoods as a member of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services network. We can do this campaign. This effort comes as NDBN members have already increased the volume of diapers, menstrual materials and other critical must-have items they are offering by 86% in reaction to the pandemic.
“When we heard about the We Can Do This campaign, we knew we had to come together,” said NDBN Executive Director Joanne Samuel Goldblum.
For Northern Virginia Diaper Bank program director Susan Mullen, freeing communities from the disease is familiar. Andes to get a smallpox vaccine in remote villages.
Today, Mullen is helping to organize a flexible vaccination clinic and is leading an effort to get accurate data on COVID-19 vaccines for youth in the network he serves.
The NDBN got involved in We Can Do This in part because COVID vaccines are now for children from six months of age, and it is imperative to provide information to families with young children.
“The history of Susan’s circle of relatives shows that smart fitness happens on the ground, where other people live,” said NDBN board chair Amy Daly Donovan. “That’s why the We Can Do This crusade has partnered with organizations that already provide important services, such as NDBN Whether it’s putting vaccination information on diaper packs or hosting events where other people can receive vaccines and check kits, fundamental wish banks are doing things that simply couldn’t be done by other people who lack roots in the community. “
“The NDBN makes diapers and menstrual materials because those things are imperative for fitness and for fully participating in life,” said NDBN Executive Director Joanne Samuel Goldblum. “It’s outrageous that one in three families can’t change their children’s diapers. “It’s also outrageous that things like web access, insurance, or immigration prestige can prevent a circle of family members from getting the fitness data they need. When we heard about the We Can do this campaign, we knew we had to come together. “
In addition to NDBN and its Alliance for Period Supplies, the We Can Do This crusade has relied on teams from networks such as AARP, the American Red Cross, Feeding America, Meals on Wheels, and the National Parent-Teacher Association to disseminate accurate data on COVID vaccines. The American Academy of Pediatrics and other leading fitness care teams have provided speaking experts on occasion across the country.
“More than a hundred key wish member banks have committed to providing data on COVID-19 vaccination in their communities,” Goldblum said. basic. “
“You do what you can, when you can, you can”
Susan Mullen was 18 months old when her parents, Burt and Dorothy Keppler, who were nurses, arrived in Bolivia for a medical project with the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Later, Burt earned a medical degree. Half a year in Bolivia, he performed medical examinations on schoolchildren, extracted molars and treated ailments. It has also administered vaccines, adding the smallpox vaccine, as a component of the global effort to eliminate the disease.
“You do what you can, when you can, where you can,” said Mullen, his father, who died in 2008. The effort to eliminate smallpox was huge, but the service of other people like Kepplers around the world was important. for this. Whether cruising the rivers on a raft loaded with vaccines or driving down narrow roads along the cliffs, Keppler did what he could.
Mullen said his own life was formed through his parents’ example of service. The circle of relatives left Bolivia when they were just six years old, after their father fell ill with hepatitis A. But his travels continued, with his parents serving communities in Mexico. , Ukraine and many other destinations. Mullen’s idea of his father during the We Can Do This campaign. “My dad would just roll up his sleeves and would like to come here and help. “
About the National Network of Layer Banks
The National Diaper Banking Network (NDBN) provides the fundamental curtains they must have to build the solid foundation that all children, families, and Americans want to thrive and succeed to their full potential. We partner with our network of layer banks, partner programs, donors. , sponsors and elected officials to end diaperlessness and the era of poverty in the United States.
About the We Can Do This Campaign
The U. S. Department of Health and Human Services’ COVID-19 public education campaignIn the U. S. , We Can Do This, it is a national initiative to develop public acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines and their adoption, while strengthening fundamental prevention measures, such as mask wearing and social protection. distancing
Banks of layers in the crusade include:
Alabama
Hope Diaper Bank, Birmingham Packages
Arizona
Family Network / The Diaper Collective, Springdale
Southern Arizona Layer Bank, Tucson
California
Orange County Community Action Association, Garden Grove
Good Foundation LA, Los Angeles
Food Pantry and Resource Center Open Arms, Los Angeles
Help a Mom Out, Oakland
Sacramento Food and Family Service Bank, Sacramento
Colorado
WeeCycle, Aurora
Weld County United Way Welding Layer Bank, Greeley
Connecticut
Connecticut Diaper Bank, North Haven
District of Colombia
Large DC Layer Bank, Washington
Florida
The Diaper Bank, South Florida, Boca Raton
Greater Fort Lauderdale Diaper Bank, Cooper City
Safe Future Foundation, Jacksonville
Diaper Bank for Northeast Florida, Orange Park
Babycycle diaper bank, Pinellas Park
Georgia
Athens Area Layer Bank, Bogart
Helping Mamas, Inc. , Norcross
On the moon, savannah
Hawaii
Hawaii Diaper Bank, Kamuela
Aloha diaper bank, Kaneohe
Iowa
Eastern Iowa Layer Bank, Cedar Rapids
Illinois
Share our reservation, Chicago
Group Blessings, Evanston
Loving Bottoms diaper bank, Galesburg
Indiana
Hoosier Diaper Program All Options, Bloomington
Indiana Diaper Bank, Indianapolis
The East Central Indiana Diaper Bank, Muncie
Kansas
Douglas County, Lawrence Food Only
Massachusetts
Franklin’s United Way
A center, Hyannis
Berkshire Community Layers Project, Pittsfield
Maine
Services for the Jewish Family Michael Klahr, Portland
Maryland
ShareBaby, Baltimore
Michigan
Detroit Metropolitan Layer Bank, Detroit
Natural Momma Me Initiative, Detroit
St. Luke’s Diaper Bank, Kalamazoo
The Alliance of Layers, Midland
Minnesota
Minnesota Diaper Bank, St. Paul
Missouri
Happy Backgrounds, Kansas City
New Madrid County Family Resources, New Madrid
St. Louis, St. Louis Area Diaper BankLouis
Mississippi
Delta Layer Bank, Batesville
Montana
Yellowstone Valley Community Layer Bank Family Promise, Billings
north carolina
Babies Need Bottoms Diaper Bank, Asheville
North Carolina Diaper Bank, Durham
North Dakota
Dakota Diaper Pantry (BeE Project), Minot
New Jersey
In front of the house, Lawrenceville
Essex County Diaper Bank Modest, Monroe Township
Central Bank of Diapers of Jersey – AECDC, New Brunswick
Moms Moms, Warren
New Mexico
Albuquerque Junior League Diaper Bank, Albuquerque
The food warehouse, Santa Fe
Snowfall
Baby’s Bounty, Las Vegas
new york
The Line of Hope, Bronx
Waiting for help, Brooklyn
Small Essentials, Brooklyn
Every Rear Inc, Buffalo
CNY diaper bank, Liverpool
Allied Foundation, Melville
Good Foundation NY, New York
Westchester County Diaper Bank, Scarsdale
Baby Steps Pantry, Walden
Ohio
MKC Project, Boardman
Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank, Cincinnati
Diaper bank Greater Cleveland, Cleveland
Columbus Layer Bank, Columbus
Bottoms Up Diaper Collection, Lancaster
Gem City diaper bed, Trotwood
Oklahoma
Emergency Baby Services, Tulsa
Oregon
PDX Layer Bank, Portland
Pennsylvania
Healthy Steps Diaper Bank, Harrisburg
Mitzvah Circle Foundation, Norristown
Cradles to Crayons, Philadelphia
Greater Philadelphia Diaper Bank, Philadelphia
Western Pennsylvania Layer Bank, Pittsburgh
Puerto Rico
Food Bank Puerto Rico Inc, Carolina
Rhode Island
Undercover Project, Inc. , Warwick
South Carolina
The power of change, Colombia
Tennessee
Sweet Cheeks Diaper Ministry, Cordoba
Connecting layers of Nashville, Nashville
texas
Diaper Bank of Austin, Austin
Hope Supply Co. , Dallas
Slipper Diaper Bank, McKinney
Texas Diaper Bank, San Antonio
Utah
Little Lambs Foundation for Kids, Logan
Utah Diaper Bank, Murray
Virginia
NOVA Diaper Bank, Ashburn
Baby’s Beginnings, Richmond
Fairfax diapers, Vienna
Vermont
Champlain Valley Junior League Diaper Bank, Shelburne
Washington
Skagit County Layer Bank, Burlington
Baby corner on the east side, Issaquah
Help Me Expand Pierce County, Tacoma
wisconsin
Walworth County Food and Layer Bank, Elkhorn
Milwaukee Diaper Mission, Franklin
Pregnancy Helpline Inc of Madison, Madison
Eastern Wisconsin Layer Bank, Neenah
Wyoming
Family Promise Albany County, Laramie
Providers of menstrual sources in the crusade include:
Alabama
Hope Diaper Bank, Birmingham Packages
Arizona
Women4Women, Temperate
California
Sisters on the Streets, North Hills
Colorado
Dignity Distribution Project, Castle Rock
Connecticut
Connecticut Diaper Bank, North Haven
Florida
Safe Future Foundation, Jacksonville
Celebratory hug, Kissimmee
Georgia
Helping Mamas, Inc. , Norcross
On the moon, savannah
Illinois
Loving Bottoms diaper bank, Galesburg
Maine
Services for the Jewish Family Michael Klahr, Portland
Michigan
Charity Union, Battle Creek
Detroit Metropolitan Layer Bank, Detroit
Momma Me Natural Initiative, Detroit
Women’s Support Period, Lansing
The Layer Alliance – Dottie Project, Midland
Missouri
Layer bank of St. Louis, St. Louis
Mississippi
Delta Layer Bank, Batesville
north carolina
North Carolina Diaper Bank, Durham
New Jersey
The Flow Initiative, Jersey City
New Beginning, New, Providence
Moms Moms, Warren
Ohio
Tidal Babe Period Bank, Cincinnati
The project of the old pantry, Colón
Pennsylvania
Mitzvah Circle Foundation, Norristown
Greater Philadelphia Diaper Bank, Philadelphia
Western Pennsylvania Layer Bank, Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Power in Change – Power Cycle, Columbia
texas
Bright Spot, Austin
Baby Slippers, McKinney
Texas Diaper Bank, San Antonio
Utah
Little Lambs Foundation for Kids, Logan
Virginia
The Kwek Society, Arlington
Sylvia’s Sisters, Richmond
wisconsin
Milwaukee Diaper Mission, Franklin
At the point, Neenah
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