Who We Are
The Nightingale 2030 Resilience Fund is supporting nurses, midwives, and caregivers throughout their lives beginning when licensed or certified in healthcare specialties continuing through retirement. We give nurses the tools and resources to be resilient in their profession, personal lives, and to help out in their communities.
The Nightingale 2030 Resilience Fund is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with fiscal sponsorship from Partnerships For Change.
The Nightingale 2030 Resilience Fund is committed to making a difference in the advancement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Goals that impact the world in which nurses play a vital role: no poverty; no hunger; good health; quality education; gender equality; clean water and sanitation; renewable energy; good jobs & economic growth; innovation & infrastructure; reduced inequalities; sustainable cities & communities; responsible consumption: climate action; life below water; life on land; peace & justice; and partnerships for goals!
Nightingale 2030 Resilience Fund
What We Do
Emotional Support
Nurse to Nurse Insights
Nurse Influencers
24/7 Hotline Support
Mobile Resource Hub
Education Support
Advanced Skills
Advanced Degrees
Financial Astuteness
Specialization with Certifications
Community Support
Crisis Response
Staff Shortages
Assistance through Disasters
Resources for Help
Lynne Mathews, RN
Chief Operating Officer at Health Advocacy Network
View:
Long Term Goals: Aligned with the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals
Make a Pledge
Nightingale Declaration For A Healthy World
“We—the nurses and concerned citizens of the global community—hereby dedicate ourselves to achieve a healthy world.
We declare our willingness to unite in a program of action, to share information and solutions and improve health conditions for all humanity—locally, nationally and globally.
We further resolve to adopt personal practices and to implement public policies in our communities and nations—making this goal achievable and inevitable—beginning today in our own lives, in the lives of our nations and in the world at large."