2021 Annual Report
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Thank you for a Great 2021
Thank you for a great 2021! We cannot do it without you.
We wish you many blessings in 2022.
Thank you for your help and support in 2021. The Neighborhood Resilience Project has served thousands of our brothers and sisters in need this year, which is only possible by your help and support.
We are looking forward to serving more brothers and sisters in need and growing the organization programs and services.
Big things to come in 2022 for the Neighborhood Resilience Project!
1,200+ Vaccines
During the first two weeks of February, the Neighborhood Resilience Project facilitated COVID-19 vaccine distribution events in which more than 1,200 community members received the vaccine.
The Neighborhood Resilience Project mobilized Community Health Deputies and Staff Members to recruit, register and facilitate the process of vaccination of these 1,200+ Community Members during the first two weeks of February. This vaccine distribution was made possible with the support of the Allegheny County Health Department, UPMC, the University of Pittsburgh and Macedonia Face.
We will continue to work diligently to stay in touch with those vaccinated to ensure their second dose is received.
It is the hope of the organization that more clinics of this nature will be available in the future.
We are grateful for all those who worked so diligently to make this clinic possible.
Sincerely,
Rev. Paul T. Abernathy
CEO
Neighborhood Resilience Project
Neighborhood Resilience Project in the New York Times
The Neighborhood Resilience Project in the New York Times!
The work of the Neighborhood Resilience Project with the Community Health Deputies, around COVID-19 and the Vaccine Registry was highlighted in the New York Times this morning! Read the article here.
The Neighborhood Resilience Project has trained, deployed and are supporting over 100 Community Health Deputies across 15 Medically Under-served Communities in the area. These deputies have accomplished tremendous feats out in the community.
The Community Health Deputies have also been working diligently to register people for the Vaccine Registry in Pittsburgh – as Pittsburgh is a location where the 3rd Phase of Clinical Trails for COVID-19 are being offered. Because of the work of the Community Health Deputies, the diversity of the people registered for the Vaccine Registry has greatly increased.
Please help us share the good work of the ministry.
Sincerely,
Fr. Paul Abernathy
CEO
Neighborhood Resilience Project
Day of Giving 2020
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