discuss the facilities in your community and their resources.

In the written assignment this week you will be discussing the facilities in your community and their resources. You will use the information from pages 570-576 in the 5th edition (544-548/Chapter 17 in the 6th edition)* to discuss the family nurse role in providing care within community facilities.
Cover programs such as: home visiting programs, community nursing centers, public health departments, and home education, and community education. Every community has these types of resources.
Discuss the facilities within your own community as well as access to these resources.
For each resource, include how families in the community benefit from the services.
Discuss 3 ways in which the family health nurse may be useful in community resources.
Must include 4 references, 2 must be from course materials and 2 from peer reviewed references. As we are aware in week 5 there is only 1 required/recommended reference, please use the Kaakinen text and 3 additional peer reviewed references to meet the guidelines of the assignment
Reference must be no older than 5 years (2015-2020) unless course material.
*Current Text Book – 6th Edition – Family Health Care Nursing, Theory, Practice, and Research – authors last names – Kaakinen, Padgett-Coehlo, Steele, and Robinso

discuss the facilities in your community and their resources.

Introduction

Communities where there is a high rate of crime or other social problems often have fewer resources. To understand why, it’s helpful to know that there are certain facilities in your community that do not get much funding or attention. You can use this knowledge to discuss how these facilities can help with the issues they face and what they need to be successful.

The library

Libraries are a great place to go to read, study or have a quiet place to work. They also have computers and printers that you can use if you need them. Libraries have books, magazines and newspapers available for check-out and they often have events such as story times or movie screenings.

• The library has computers with internet access so you can get online if necessary.
• You can borrow books from the library rather than buying them yourself (although some people prefer this option). This saves money because there is no shipping involved!
• There are programs offered in libraries like book clubs where people come together for discussions about certain topics such as science fiction novels which may not interest everyone equally but might appeal more strongly than others who don’t enjoy this genre at all.*

The post office

The post office is a great place to get stamps, send mail and receive packages. They offer many services that are not available at other locations, including:

• Stamps can be purchased in bulk or individually if you wish.
• The postal service offers a variety of services for seniors and children such as direct deposit, bill payment services, gift wrapping and more.

Schools and daycare centers

Schools and daycare centers are important for the community. They provide a place where children can learn, grow and develop into adults who are productive members of society. Schools can also help with the development of children by providing them with an education that will help them get through life with less difficulty than they would otherwise have had.

Schools can also be important in helping communities become stronger as they provide learning opportunities to their students so that they may be more well-rounded individuals when they graduate from school or enter the workforce later on in life.

Police stations

The police station is where you can go to report a crime. The police station is also the place to request a copy of a police report, or have your fingerprints taken.

You can discuss the facilities in your community.

You can discuss the facilities in your community.

• The library is a great place to meet people who have common interests and passions. You can use it as an opportunity to learn new things, or someone might be able to help you find something out there that you didn’t know existed.
• The post office has all sorts of information about local events and celebrations–you could even check its calendar for local festivals! It’s also useful if someone needs to send mail across town or country; however, don’t forget about the postage prices when sending large packages (or just expensive ones).
• Schools offer many opportunities for children with disabilities or special needs; these kids might not be able generate their own energy through sports like other children do but they still need some kind of fun activity every day so why not give them one? And if there’s no school nearby then maybe next time around when everyone else goes home after school let’s take advantage of this time together as well.”

Conclusion

You should also discuss the facilities in your community, including the library, post office, schools and daycare centers.