Calendar
Sept. 18, 2010 through Oct. 23, 2010, Saturdays,
1:00-3:30 pm
Leon Sullivan Health Care Center
2611 S. Dearborn St., Seattle, WA 98144
(206) 325-6700 ~
www.LeonSullivan.org
Six sessions for participants to learn problem-solving,
decision-making, and coping skills, such as managing fatigue, healthy eating,
dealing with anger & depression, exercise, communicating with family and
friends.
Click here for more
details and a flyer advertising the event.
October 2, 2010, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
AARTH Ministry, 7728 Rainier Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98118
Workshops
Exhibits
Prizes
Food
Also: Free Mammograms, Breast Exams, and Pap Exams.
Call today for an appointment, AARTH 206-850-2070 or YWCA
206-436-8623. Appointment times: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Click here for a
flyer advertising the event.
Web Series: HIV/AIDS Crisis Among African Americans
CDC and the Public Health Training Network will offer a
six-part web series, A Call to Action for Leaders: The Crisis of HIV/AIDS Among
African Americans, online beginning June 30, 2008. This series is designed to 1)
increase awareness of HIV/AIDS in African American communities; 2) highlight
innovative, sustainable, and collaborative actions taken by leaders in places
where African Americans live, work, play, learn, and worship; and 3) provide
links to available resources. David Satcher, former Director of CDC and the 16th
Surgeon General, will serve as host.
Each 30-minute, prerecorded segment can be viewed on computers with Internet
access and Windows Media Player. The series will be available at
http://www2a.cdc.gov/phtn. Parts 1-3 can be viewed beginning June 30, and parts
4-6 can be viewed beginning November 30. A free DVD of this series can be
ordered by telephone (800-458-5231) after June 30 (parts 1-3) and after November
30 (parts 1-6)
Women in Nature
Women
in Nature (WIN) offers monthly hiking and snowshoeing
trips that help women develop courage and confidence through life's transitions.
These trips promote self-reflection in nature among a supportive community of
women.
Please join us for a day of supported, easy hiking or snowshoeing with other
women who are also experiencing conflicting emotions. We welcome all women who
identify as being in transition. Examples include:
• End or start of a significant relationship • Death of a loved one
• New addition to your family • Current or recent homelessness
• Change of employment • Retirement
• Recovery from substance abuse • Recent illness or injury
• Escape from an abusive relationship • And more...
National Health Information
Center Health Observances
Days, weeks, or months devoted to
promoting particular health concerns. This calendar lists selected
health observances in three ways: the calendar shows days and weeks, and
both the text listings and the "At a Glance" sheet show monthly health
observances as well. View the health observance calendar
here!
Contact AARTH for more
info
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