Improving Health Access, Church by ChurchMany rural residents in North Carolina have difficulty getting access to health information and services, and may therefore be less able to address health issues before they escalate. The Duke Endowment supports parish nurse programs in rural churches to help improve access to health services.  As a parish nurse at Woodleaf United Methodist Church, near Salisbury, N.C., Sybil Perrell helps church members and those in the community grow in good health. StrategyChallenge and response from The Duke Endowment What We’re LearningImpact of efforts and insights from the field ResourcesLinks to more information, research and evaluation Grant GuidelinesThe Duke Endowment’s Rural Church program area is continuing this work through current grantees. At this time, the Endowment is not soliciting new applications. Contact Us
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Caring for Seniors
The Geriatric Mobility Clinic helps improve the quality of life for seniors in South Carolina.
Specialized Senior Care
Dr. Peggy Noel shares her experience in caring for older adults and their families.
Supporting Retired Pastors
The Duke Endowment provides pensions for retired clergy in North Carolina.
