UNCG’s Center for Youth, Family and Community Partnerships has improved lives across North Carolina for 28 years. Interventions make a deep impact thanks to a commitment to evidence-based research, strong partnerships, and guidance from community members with lived experiences with the issues CYFCP programs tackle.
Bryan School alumna Tia Wiggins created an endowed scholarship at UNCG to cultivate platforms for others.
The exhibit opened on June 3. All 43 artworks will be fully viewable on Saturday, June 24. Each was chosen in response to what more than 4,000 community members told us they care about.
Caring for critically ill COVID-19 patients as an ICU nurse opened Cynthia Jones’s eyes to the health inequalities experienced by our most vulnerable populations. She came to UNCG to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist.
Since 2014, the Peck Alumni Leadership Program (PAL) has granted access to string instruments and private lessons to underserved students in Greensboro.
Established in 2018, GCSTOP received the 2023 Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties. It is a partnership program between UNC Greensboro and Guilford County that focuses on harm reduction.
To ensure that children and teenagers receive the best care for their mental health needs, UNCG’s Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships is holding training session on crisis intervention.
The Spartan DRIVE Fund encourages campus stakeholders to contribute to an offsetting of commuter emissions, and promotes non-profit work that benefits Greensboro residents.
Minerva’s Mobile Health will bring health care to people in need and provide experiences for nursing students in community health.
UNCG’s commitment to promoting sustainable travel on campus has been recognized for more than a decade. This continues with a bronze-level award by the League of American Bicyclists.
