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Homeless Outreach Case Study

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Born in New York City to an economically disadvantaged Bukharian Jewish family, I grew up in government-subsidized housing projects, where I was raised with people of all races, cultures, and ethnicities. Growing up in Starrett City contributed to my decision to volunteer at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, where I helped individuals lacking access to basic care obtain social services and other amenities. Attending Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC) will enable me to continue serving the population that helped raise me. I am especially interested in WCMC’s Medical Student Homeless Outreach Program, not only to be a companion to the underserved community, but also to take a hands-on approach to providing access to fundamental health care. Subsequently,

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