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Census 2202

Community
Assessment
By Bryanna Barcelo, Jessica Rosenow, Tiffany Garcia

Census 2202
Boundaries are north 24th street, south I-10, east
Campbell, and west is the rail road tracks.
Older homes, vacant lots, poverty, and rail road tracks,
minimal shopping centers and restaurants.

Quincie Douglas
They offer public use computers, weight room, community
garden, youth and teen programs, active adult programs for
fitness, and aquatic center. External agencies including kids
forever daycare, pima council on aging for seniors, and senior
nutrition meals.

Dominant race is Hispanic

Quincie Douglas
Center
Picture

Quincie Douglas
Recreation Center
Health information (exercise posters, Alzheimer's
information sheet, activities calendar, health related
classes)

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Tucson Urban league

Angel Youth Center

Tucson Urban league

Angel Youth Center

Tucson Urban league Angel Youth center provide

affordable housing, employment training, project yes,
mentoring grades K-8, senior breakfast lunch program,
utility assistance, weatherization.

Churches in the
community

Politics

Tucson Market Place

Parks

Stores: Wal-Mart,
McDonalds, Costco, Mattress
firm, Sprint store, gas station

Silverlake park: They have soccer fields, walkways,

basketball courts, tables, ramada, play ground, grills for
cookout.

The Wal-Mart has a

pharmacy, which offers flu
shots and allows for
medications to be more
readily attainable

Marisol Park: They have a ramada, tables, softball/

baseball field, swings, signs that say drug free, portapotty.

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Parks
Silver Lake Park

Data
Marisol Park

Interviewed community members including Quincie

Douglas workers, UPS worker, seniors, church
members.
Used data online from the American Community
Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates DP02, DP03 DP04,
DP05. Also from the Arizona Independent
redistricting commission, Arizona State Legislature,
and Govtrack.us .

Strengths

Priority Concerns

Neighborhood center

Safety

New buildings

Transportation

Comminutes perception of their togetherness

Poverty
Barriers to healthcare
Lack of social activities

Photos that
Showcase Concerns

Nursing Diagnosis
Priority concern: Safety
Nursing diagnosis: High rate of crime and decreased
feeling of security in the census tract 2202 area related
poverty, lack of resources, and lack of sufficient street
lighting as evidence by community members stating
concerns about safety and 48 crimes in the past 30
days.

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Intervention
Goal: Promote safe behaviors of community members
in census tract 2202to aid in prevention of violence,
crime and injury.
Intervention: 30 minute class at the Quincie Douglas
Center. The class will provide community members on
information about how to avoid being victim of crime
as well as general information about staying safe in the
community.

Healthy People
Overarching goal: Promote quality of life, healthy
development, and healthy behaviors across the
lifespan.
Topic area : Injury and violence prevention

Intervention
Poster board with safety
tips
Handouts with safety tips
Magnets with safety tips

Plan for evaluating

the intervention
Asked community before the intervention what they
currently do to stay safe
After the intervention asked the seniors what they have
learned they can do to stay safe.

Topic goal: Prevent unintentional injuries and

violence, and reduce their consequences.