The grant will be used to implement the Walk and Roll in My Shoes program, which teaches students about careers in healthcare through an immersive, interactive learning model, according to a hospital news release. The program is offered in Boston-area public schools to children from diverse backgrounds.
The money was part of a $30 million grant through Cummings Foundation and will be used to help the program reach hundreds of students.
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