Advocate for your prostate health—trust your instincts. Early detection is crucial, especially for Black men, who are at higher risk for prostate cancer. Your voice could save your life! Learn more about prostate health and find screening resources at phenpsa.com.

🧠 Breakfast = Better Cognitive Function! Students who eat breakfast show improved attention and memory. 💡 #BrainBoost #SchoolMealsForAllNC #BetterBreakfastMonth bit.ly/schoolbreakfas…

As part of Northside Hospital commitment to the health and wellness of our community, we are proud to announce them as our Impact Sponsor for The Black Health & Equity Brunch. RSVP TODAY: ow.ly/FgwI50TzlBJ

Addressing the disparities in breast cancer care is essential. There is an urgent need for equitable access to quality treatment. Together, we can bridge this gap. #HealthEquity #BreastCancerAwareness

We are proud to announce American Cancer Society is our Champion Sponsor for The Center's Black Health & Equity Brunch. Join us by clicking the link! ow.ly/SfOm50TyZYh

Advocate for yourself and the ones you love. For this breast cancer awareness month, let's learn more about breast cancer and talk to our health providers for proper care. To find cancer program information unique to your state, visit: ow.ly/fwwx50TQ3Ae

Thank you to Compassion & Choices for being a sponsor for our upcoming Black Health & Equity Brunch. Their support will help us in the fight for health justice and equity. We'd love to have you join our brunch, too! Visit this link to RSVP now: ow.ly/E83o50TRV0V

We're grateful to the American Heart Association for choosing to be an Impact Sponsor for our upcoming Black Health & Equity Brunch. This fundraiser will help us further the mission of the agency. To join the brunch, visit: ow.ly/LZqI50TS0o8

According to the American Cancer Society, Black women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer at later stages compared to white women, which can lead to poorer outcomes. To find cancer program information unique to your state, visit: cdc.gov/comprehensive-…

Join us for The Black Health & Equity Brunch on November 8, 2024, at The Gathering Spot in Atlanta, where we are honored to host Dr. Krystal Redman! RSVP here: ow.ly/S6wi50TUTXQ

This Friday, November 8, we'll be having our Black Health & Equity Brunch to fundraise for the mission of our agency. Thanks to sponsors like the Coalition for Tobacco Free Arkansas, we are set to have a great brunch! Want to join us? Please visit: ow.ly/puuZ50TSJ1R

Welcome Alicia D. Justice to The Black Health & Equity Brunch on November 8, 2024! Join us for a day of conscious conversations and learn how we can all contribute to a more equitable future for African American communities. RSVP here: ow.ly/Gyqt50TUWlK

Quitting smoking isn't easy. Join the Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday in November to start your smoke-free journey! More information is available on cancer.org

Thousands nationwide are making the Great American Smokeout the start of their tobacco quit journey. Need help getting started? Be sure to visit the American Cancer Society's website: cancer.org blackhealth BlackBodyHealth Public Heath Health Equity NonProfit

Last week, our board members hosted The Black Health & Equity Brunch: Conscious Conversations – and it was a huge success! Funds raised will support our mission to fight health disparities & advocate for equity. Thank you to our board, sponsors, & supporters!

Make TODAY your day one! Today is the Great American Smokeout , a great time to start your smoke-free journey! More information is available on cancer.org blackhealth BlackBodyHealth Public Heath Health Equity NonProfit

Big wins for School Meals for All NC! The SMFANC Leadership Team received the ESMMNC Innovator Award, recognizing their groundbreaking work for healthier communities! Plus, shoutout to Amina Smallwood for earning the ESMMNC Student Award for her inspiring leadership 🌟

As long as health disparities exist, The Center for Black Health & Equity will be here to fight for health justice, but we cannot do it alone. Support us this Giving Tuesday, December 3. bit.ly/3Zacfxw

As long as health disparities exist, The Center for Black Health & Equity will be here to fight for health justice, but we cannot do it alone. Support us this Giving Tuesday, December 3. bit.ly/3Zacfxw

Today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), first observed in 1999 to address the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black communities. Despite progress, barriers like racism and mistrust in healthcare persist. NBHAAD encourages education, testing, and treatment.