Health & Wellness
Multi-Cultural Wellness Walk
Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shorline 1 Swan Way, Oakland, CA, United StatesDescription Please join Samuel Merritt University's Ethnic Health Institute and East Bay Regional Park District for a Community Multicultural Wellness walk along the Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline in Oakland. Our intention is for the walk to serve as motivation to continue the promotion of cardiovascular health, physical activity and overall wellness throughout the year. It is our hope that the walk will encourage people of all ages, and representative of our diverse communities, to exercise and connect with nature-- generating physical and mental health benefits for individuals, families and entire communities. We hope you are able to join us in our effort to walk for health! Healthy snacks, community resources, and a 90 minute guided walk will be provided What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, hat, and plenty of water. Register Today: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/multicultural-wellness-walk-tickets-59237590227
African American Families & Mental Illness & Drugs Workshop – “You Are Not Alone”
Charles Porter Golden Gate Recreation Center 1075 62nd Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesOn Saturday, June 22, 2019, 9:30am – 2:30pm, the African American Family Outreach Project will host its free informational workshop "YOU ARE NOT ALONE," for African American families who seek support and care for those who are living with mental illness and/or addicted to drugs or alcohol with an opportunity to talk with several mental health professionals. Open to the community, the "You Are Not Alone" workshop is open to the entire community and will take place at The Charles Porter Golden Gate Recreation Center, 1075 62nd Street, Oakland, CA Family members with lived experience say "when mental illness or substance abuse hit our loved ones, we did not know where to turn. In these workshops, we're actually able to talk with the managing psychiatrist for Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services and get answers! It's made a huge difference." Time will be offered for individuals to discuss symptoms, causes and medications with a psychiatrist; an expert in dealing with drug and alcohol problems and advice from experienced family members who are willing to help. Lunch is provided free of charge. Advance registration is required for proper lunch planning. The registration deadline is Thursday, June 20th.
42nd Annual Holistic Health Fair
Allen Temple Baptist Church 8501 International Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesTell your family, friends and neighbors that people of all ages are invited to take advantage of a wealth of free services and activities during Allen Temple's - 42nd Annual Holistic Health Fair on Saturday, August 10 from 10am to 3pm! Health related services include screenings from Samuel Merritt University and other healthcare providers: Blood Pressure Cholesterol Dental Diabetes Vision Hearing HIV & Hepatitis C Podiatry/Foot Free Mammograms courtesy of the Susan G. Komen Mobile Mammography Coach (mammogram appointments may be made by calling 800-341-6822 or by visiting the Courtyard or Family Life Center Lobby after Sunday worship) and back to school and sports physicals. Participants will be able to enjoy seminars with valuable information on health and legal matters, a blood drive in partnership with the American Red Cross, a children’s play area, horseback rides, games for youth, free food, clothes, haircuts, backpacks, raffles, music and more!
UCSF Abundant Life Health Ministries Symposium: A Gathering for Faith, Health and Community
CA, United StatesYou and your guest(s) are invited and welcome to attend. The 12th Annual UCSF Abundant Life Health Ministries Symposium: A Gathering for Faith, Health and Community is scheduled for Saturday, September 14, 2019, 8:30am-1:30pm, UCSF Mission Bay Campus-Genentech Hall, 600 16th Street, San Francisco 94158. The purpose of the UCSF Abundant Life Health Ministries Network is to foster the development, growth and sustainability of health ministries. Church and community representatives may join us for education, resources, networking, partnership opportunities and fellowship. We have an excellent roster of academic faculty, public health and health ministry/faith community presenters, all working together toward healthier individuals, families, congregations and communities! Featured presentations on cancer health disparities, health equity, precision medicine and cancer research, skin and hair care for people of color, prostate cancer, tobacco control and much more delivered by physicians, researchers, educators, advocates, ministry leaders and nurses who consider it an honor, responsibility and priority to educate, improve access and share the latest cancer and research information and opportunities with communities of faith and communities of color. Health Ministry & Guest Registration: https://is.gd/2019UCSFGatheringRegistration Please Park in the Community Center Garage located at 1625 Owens St, San Francisco.
Parks Chapel AME – Community Health Fair
Parks Chapel AME Church 476 34th Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesCommunity Health Fair. Hosted by Parks Chapel AME Church. All are invited, Men, Women, and Children. Free Health Screenings. Free information & referrals, free food, free gifts and free entertainment. Rev. Dr. Rosalynn Brookins, Pastor Parks Chapel AME Church https://www.thenewparkschapelame.com
Mental Health 101 for Clergy
First Congregational Church of Oakland 2501 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesAlameda County Supervisor Keith Carson presents - Mental Health 101 for Clergy. We've been hearing from clergy in District 5 that they're being asked more frequently to assist congregants with mental health issues and don't feel adequately trained to assist or know where to refer people who need professional help. This will be an introduction to early signs and symptoms of mental illness experienced by individuals as well as the impact of complex trauma on the lives of individuals, families, and communities. All denominations are welcome and encouraged to attend. SCHEDULE 5:00 - 6:00 pm: Registration & Dinner 6:00 - 7:30 pm: Workshop Click here to register For questions or more information, contact Amy Shrago: Amy.Shrago@acgov.org, (510) 272-6695
ATHSSM – 4th Annual MLK Drum Major for Freedom Breakfast
Hilton Oakland Airport Hotel 1 Hegenberger Road, Oakland, CA, United StatesAllen Temple Health and Social Services hosts its 4th Annual MLK Drum Major for Freedom Breakfast and fundraiser on Monday January 20, 2020 at the Hilton Oakland Airport. Our theme this year is ”A NEW ERA. A NEW WAY.” By supporting the 4th Annual MLK Drum Major for Freedom Breakfast, you will be helping us to assist members of our East Oakland community during a time of increased needs of services. This event is featuring special guest and keynote speaker, Sharon Cooper, who is a Community Activist and sister to Sandra Bland. Sharon speaks on her life, legacy and HBO's "Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland". Special performance by Destined 2 Dance. 8:30-9:30am Event Registration and Networking 9:00-10:30am Breakfast and Program Tickets: $75 | Link
African American Family Outreach Project – You Are Not Alone Workshop
Charles Porter Golden Gate Recreation Center 1075 62nd Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesOn Saturday, February 1st, 9:30am – 2:30pm, the African American Family Outreach Project will host its free informational workshop "YOU ARE NOT ALONE," for African American families who seek support and care for those who are living with mental illness and/or addicted to drugs or alcohol with an opportunity to talk with several mental health professionals. Open to the community, the "You Are Not Alone" workshop is open to the entire community and will take place at the Charles Porter Golden Gate Recreation Center, 1075 62nd Street, Oakland, CA. Family members with lived experience say "when mental illness or substance abuse hit our loved ones, we did not know where to turn. In these workshops, we're actually able to talk with the managing psychiatrist for Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services and get answers! It's made a huge difference." Time will be offered for individuals to discuss symptoms, causes and medications with a Alameda County psychiatrist Aaron Chapman - an expert in dealing with drug and alcohol problems and advice from experienced family members who are willing to help. Lunch is provided free of charge. Advance registration is required for proper planning. Please RSVP by Thursday, Jan 30th. RSVP Required: http://youarenotalone2020.eventbrite.com/
You Are Not Alone Workshop
Ed Roberts Campus 3075 Adeline St, Berkeley, CA, USOn Saturday, March 21, 9:30am – 2:30pm, the African American Family Outreach Project will continue hosting its free informational workshop series "YOU ARE NOT ALONE." This workshop is particularly designed for African American families who support and care for individuals who are living with mental illness and/or addicted to drugs or alcohol with opportunities to talk with several mental health professionals. RSVP: http://youarenotalone2020.eventbrite.com Family members with lived experience say "when mental illness or substance abuse hit our loved ones, we did not know where to turn. In these workshops, we're actually able to talk with the managing psychiatrist for Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services and get answers! It's made a huge difference." Time will be offered for individuals to discuss symptoms, causes and medications with a psychiatrist; an expert in dealing with drug and alcohol problems and advice from experienced family members who are willing to help. Lunch is provided free of charge. Advance registration is required for proper planning. The registration deadline is Thursday, March 19th. http://youarenotalone2020.eventbrite.com
Earth Day Webinar: When White Folks Catch A Cold – A Black Church Huddle on Health & Environmental Justice
Streaming Online CA, United StatesCOVID-19 has pulled back the covers on the layers of environmental injustice that confront the African American community. In many cities across the country, Black people have the highest rates of coronavirus infection, are being forced into health hazards on the job, and are experiencing price gouging at the market and long lines for free groceries. These scenarios are not new, but how they relate to environmental justice is not always clear. Join members of the Black Church community on Wednesday, April 22, 2020 - Earth Day - for a conversation designed to inform and ignite action to address the current and coming challenges facing the African American community. Featuring: Sha'Von Terrell, MCRP Dr. John Kinney Dr. LaShauna Austria Rev. Michael Smith Rev. Morris Henderson RSVP Link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7T3LtZg1TUGGPr_vZ-qlJQ
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