Everything we do comes from listening to the needs of the women in the — Adejoke Ayoola

"We have students from all disciplines–nursing, social work, public health, biology, pre-med."

"We bring in people from many departments on campus."

"I focus on unintended pregnancy because it was a concern from the women in our neighborhoods."

"Less than one percent of nurses have their terminal degree."

"We visited this individual’s home, and because of the infestation we worked to help connect them to the Kent County Health Department."

"I’m excited to see what the next step will be,” Ayoola said, “as we continue to listen to the women in our communities."