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A 5 page profile of a community --Jackson Heights, in the borough of Queen, New York City. The writer offers an overview of the community and then discusses a community nursing intervention that can be used to address the incidence of diabetes or hypertension in this neighborhood. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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signs of decay, safety services & transportation : Jackson Heights northern boundary is considered to be the Grand Central Parkway and it is bordered on the northeast by East Elmhurst
(86th Street) and to the East is Corona (Junction Blvd.) (Roleke, 2007). To the West, is Woodside (Roleke, 2007). On the south, Jackson Heights is bordered by Roosevelt Avenue (CNY,
2007). The historic district is between Northern Boulevard and Roosevelt, with the area known as "Little India" is centered at 74th Street and 35th Avenue (Roleke, 2007). The area
of famous for its garden apartments, but the only public park in Jackson Heights, Travers Park, is usually crowded (Roleke, 2007). Located between 77th and 78th Streets, Travers Park is
the site of summer Sunday concerts and the local farmers market (Roleke, 2007). This is a relatively safe neighborhood (for NYC). The 115th Precinct police station reports that in
2004 there were 148 robberies, 91 felonious assaults and 206 burglaries, as well as 2 murders and 23 cases of reported rape (Roleke, 2007). The Jackson Heights community is
a 20-minute commute on the 7 subway from mid-town Manhattan (Roleke, 2007). However, it is also possible to take the E, F, G., or R train from Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue
(CNY, 2007). Talk to an informant; problems and strengths : Naturally this writer/tutor was not in a position to find an informant in Jackson Heights. However, online sources
were helpful in describing this neighborhood. Roleke (2007) reports that "Traffic plagues Roosevelt Avenue" and "Parking is a headache everywhere." He writes, "Take the subway and be happier. Or try
35th avenue" (Roleke, 2007). While drug trafficking was a problem in the 1980s, this is no longer true (Roleke, 2007). The communitys strength lies in its ethnic and cultural diversity,
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