Current Projects

This page includes awards made during the current NNLM award period (May 1, 2021 - April 30, 2026).

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Health Hub @ Port Chester-Rye Brook Public Library Port Chester-Rye Brook Public Library The Port Chester-Rye Brook (PCRB) Public Library plans to set up a publicly accessible Health Hub, a laptop in an enclosed space designed with soundproofing technology that dampens inside and outside sound by at least 30 decibels. The Health Hub will accommodate telehealth visits, health workforce educational initiatives, and health information searching for a diverse patron base. The percentage of people who identify as Hispanic or Latino in Port Chester is 104% higher than the state average and the poverty rate 22% higher than the nationwide average of 11.5%. Only 79% of Port… New York
Health Information Access Four County Library System The Four County Library System would like to purchase health-related books and items for several of our member libraries. 
Region 6 POP Wayne State University Shiffman Library The purpose of the NNLM Region 6 Partner Outreach Program 2021 is to support health equity by providing health information access throughout Region 6 by the formation and practice of the Partner Outreach Program (POP). Built upon the successful Partner Outreach Library (POL) program of the previous Cooperative Agreement with the National Library of Medicine, POP is intended to fund small outreach events within the POP organization’s state. The period of performance is 01 October 2021 – 30 April 2026. Michigan
Updated Technology Resources for the Expanded Jeudevine Memorial Library Jeudevine Memorial Library The Jeudevine Memorial Library, built and gifted to the town of Hardwick, Vermont, in 1896, is a cherished part of our community's history. Now, it is undergoing an expansion project that will more than double its footprint and allow for expanded programming and resources for residents of Hardwick, the surrounding towns, and visitors from other places. This expansion is a significant step in our commitment to serving the community's evolving needs. However, our technology is outdated and insufficient for the new space, slated to open to the public in March 2025. This is why… Vermont
Emerging Leader Y4 J. Quinn Baylor University Louise Herrington School of Nursing - Learning Resource Center Emerging Leader Award Y4 Jaime Quinn Texas