Global Grace Health
Be the Change NJ

Global Grace Health Be the Change NJ is a mobile COVID vaccine and testing program that focuses on serving low-income and underserved   populations including recently arrived refugees, asylum seekers, unaccompanied minors, human trafficking survivors, undocumented persons, homeless veterans and individuals returning from prison. Mobile pop-up clinics visit farmers markets, street fairs, factories, businesses, faith communities – anywhere there is a gathering place where people can receive COVID information, testing, and vaccines. The mobile clinic is free and open to the public without appointment.

Our program goals include:

  1. Increasing participation in Covid-19 testing and vaccination for vulnerable populations
  2. Administering vaccinations to vulnerable populations
  3. Contact tracing
  4. Advocating and educating about Covid-19, vaccines and testing
  5. Increasing access and decreasing disparities for COVID 19 infections
  6. Providing food and other support for families and individuals with COVID infections and those who may be food insecure

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Partners

Be The Change NJ | VNA of  Central New Jersey | Presbyterian Church of Jamesburg | New Jersey Department of Health | Highland Park Board of Health | St Joseph Church in New Brunswick | New Jersey COVID-19 Information Hub | IRISE | Global Grace Ventures |  Main St Highland Park | Metuchen Food Bank | Lazos America Unida | St Joseph Nursing Home | Table of Hope | Casa Freehold | Sisterhood Inc | Food Bank of Somerset County | Middlesex County Health Department | Women’s March NJ | RPR | Eric B Chandler Clinic | City MD | Destiny’s Bridge | St Peter Hospital | Union County Health Department |  Catholic Charities     

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For more information contact gghcovid19releif@rchp-ahc.org

Global Grace Health Be the Change NJ is a program of RHCP-Affordable Housing Corporation in partnership with Be the Change NJ and is funded by the CDC Foundation and supported by the New Jersey Department of Health, Family Services through ELC funding to enhance detection, response, contact tracing and prevention efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19.
 
The Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Prevention and Control of Emerging Infectious Diseases  (ELC) project is a statewide initiative providing resources to enhance detection, response, contact tracing  and prevention efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19. The project is administered by the New Jersey  Department of Health Division of Family Health Services and the Maternal Child Health Consortia,  through a partnership with the Central Jersey Family Health Consortium as a regional grantee. CJFHC  grants support community-based organizations serving vulnerable populations. ELC supports expanded access to COVID-19 testing and vaccines, and training for community health  workers to connect at-risk persons with needed services and reliable COVID-19 information.