ABAE targets those high school students who wish to pursue professional careers but may have difficulty in their math, science and English classes. The program currently involves over 80 students from five Baltimore City and County high schools and over 60 tutors from the Schools of Pharmacy, Medicine, Law, Dentistry, Nursing and Social Work .

• Mental health assessment and treatment;
• Advocacy and outreach to parents and children;
• Coordination of services;
• 24 hour on call services;
• Medication evaluation, prescription and monitoring.

H3 Initiative: St. Jerome's Head Start: Health and Safety Classroom Assessments Program (9 centers/15 classrooms)

• Family Home Visits to children with asthma; providing family health and home environmental assessments, and health education activities
• Health Screenings for children in 14 Head Start classrooms, including blood pressure, vision, hearing, height, weight, and BMI.

• Talking Trash - an Earth Day Program at the Maryland Department of the Environment
• Clean It Like You Mean It - a "trash and health" program for 4th graders at George Washington Elementary School and Paul's Place Afer 3 Program
• Green It Like You Mean It - a program to develop and maintain pocket parks in the community, while teaching children about pollution and the role that green plants can play
• Pigtown Clean Up Day with Americorps Team - Session with 160 Americorps Volunteers that included cleaning up and mulching the streets and parks in Pigtown.
• Annual National Night Out Event in Carroll Park with Health Screening, Childrenýs Activities, and Health Information
• Project YEARN: Provide health information, screening, and linkage to services for participating youth.

• Pocket Park Management with the Paul's Place After 3 Program (after-school program for elementary school-age children), providing education about pollution, recycling, and the oxygen green plants bring to community
• Nursing Clinic and Wellness Center with personal/family health assessment, counseling and screening clinic, home visits, and health education
• ý Health Screenings for elementary, middle, and high school children in after school programs , including blood pressure, vision, hearing, height, weight, and BMI

• Health education programs
• Home visiting program
• Community assessment and environmental programs

• Clean It Like You Mean It - a "trash and health" program for 4th graders at George Washington Elementary School in partnership with WPNPC
• Green It Like You Mean It - a "planting and health" program for 4th graders at George Washington Elementary School in partnership with WPNPC
• Green Thumb Program (Community School Pocket Park Management)
• Health Screening Program for Students, including including blood pressure, vision, hearing, height, weight, and BMI

• Evening Health Fair from 8 PM ý Midnight: Health screenings, information, immunizations, linkages to services (in partnership with Church members and Baltimore City Health Dept.)
• Home visiting and care coordination for pregnant and parenting families

• Pigtown Festival: Activities for children, health screenings, information, immunizations, linkages to services

As of 2008, Medical Breakaway has expanded their services to daycares and nursing homes.

Medical Breakaway encourages student participation from other UMB schools.

Gift packages will be made up and distributed to in-patients of this 127-bed facility on Christmas Day. Soldiers overseas and the current returning population are inundated with people giving to them; it is our older population of veterans who are often overlooked, so we are hoping that we can give to them as well as to the in-patients housed in their 16-bed trauma recovery unit, making their holidays a little bit brighter.

The Council:

Assists the schools with navigating the extensive network of UMB outreach resources available to enrich the childrens experiences.

Serves as the primary point of contact to support each community schools action plan (developed by the school coordinator based on an annual assessment of needs and resources).

Encourages interdisciplinary collaboration within UMB to better leverage and link campus outreach services with identified needs.

Mobilizes campus resources to support local community schools.

Determines appropriate ways to demonstrate the success of targeted outreach efforts.

Expands partnerships to other community schools, as resources permit.

• Collaboratively address environmental health issues in the Upton community and in Baltimore City.
• Educate churches and surrounding communities about environmental health issues.
• Provide information on environmental health issues (i.e. lead based paint, environmental asthma triggers, demolition concerns).
• Provide information on public health issues.
• Help communities to become healthier and cleaner.

Services include:

• The creation of: presentations, flyers, posters, door hangers and bulletin inserts.
• Environmental Assessments
• Emergency Preparedness Assessments
• Health Fairs
• "Green Sunday's"
• Public school-based activities
• Community group activities (such as Girl Scouts)

Each semester, a different group of undergraduate nursing students enroll in this section of the Community Nursing Clinical course. By the end of this clinical experience, nursing students will have assessed, planned, implemented, and evaluated an environmentally-based community project while observing and assuming a variety of public health nursing roles and partnering with multidisciplinary resources. Services provided may vary by semester.

The Green Church Initiative is also beginning to work with other agencies and sites in Upton.