Project Horseshoe Farm 1202 Main Street, Greensboro, AL 36744

Project Horseshoe Farm, located at 1202 Main Street in Greensboro, Alabama, is a unique institution dedicated to community health and service. Since its establishment in 2007, Project Horseshoe Farm has been at the forefront of addressing the needs of vulnerable populations and strengthening community health.

One of the key initiatives at Project Horseshoe Farm is the Community Health Gap Year Fellowship, which provides recent college graduates with the opportunity to engage in hands-on service and learning. Additionally, the institution offers internships for undergraduate and health professions students, allowing them to participate in a multidimensional integrated approach to community health.

Through volunteer programs such as the "health partners" initiative, after-school programs, and support for local community centers and housing programs, Fellows and Interns at Project Horseshoe Farm are able to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals in need. By building relationships and connections within the community, the institution also works to strengthen the social fabric and institutional infrastructure that are essential for overall community health.

Project Horseshoe Farm's approach to community health is based on a unique biopsychosocial model, which emphasizes the importance of individualized care and support for vulnerable populations. By addressing psychosocial factors and building relationships with those in need, the institution helps to improve the overall health and well-being of the community.

In addition to its hands-on service programs, Project Horseshoe Farm also provides mentorship and teaching to future leaders in community health and citizen service. Through its multidimensional integrative approach and commitment to community engagement, Project Horseshoe Farm is making a lasting impact on the health and vitality of its partner communities in Greensboro, Perry County, and Pomona, California."