There is historical evidence of immunization going back hundreds of years, but the smallpox vaccine is the most famous early example. In 1796, Edward Jenner theorized that introducing the cowpox virus to a patient would protect them from the smallpox virus. This observation triggered the series of events that would lead to the first successful vaccination.
Vaccines do more than just protect each person from illness. They act as a barrier against disease by protecting the entire community. Staying current on vaccines can prevent unnecessary illnesses or reduce the severity of an illness.
The Lighthouse of Pinellas helped Sherwood White adapt to life as a legally blind person. Through classes and transportation, he learned how to use tools and techniques designed for visually impaired people.
Eventually, it may be time to turn in the car keys and rely on other methods of transportation. Until then, here are some ways you can stay safe on the road.
PCF has moved offices to the Bayside Center at 17755 US Highway 19 N, Suite 150, Clearwater, Florida 33764. The 3,000-square-foot office will enable PCF to better support growing operations.
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Older adults in Pinellas County face many housing challenges, including discrimination. Find out how the Florida Fair Housing Act protects homebuyers and renters during ACT II of their lives.
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Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas, a Pinellas Community Foundation (PCF) grant recipient, provides respite care for people who are full-time caregivers, allowing them to get out of the house and have some time for themselves. Hear from Ted, 78, on how he cares for his 90-year-old Aunt Shirley.
Is your board operating at full capacity? Check out this list of 10 things your board should be doing for your nonprofit organization.
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