CWHA serves the community by offering Women’s Health, Immigration Services, and HIV prevention education and navigation to care and social services etc.
At CWHA , we are committed to making a positive impact on our community by providing comprehensive services within our HIV, Women's Health and Immigration/Legal departments. Check out our amazing services!
T: 929-399-8070
#Immigration#Legal#Maternalhealth#HIV#Doulaservices
We’ve Moved! ✨
CWHA is excited to announce that we are now serving our community from our new location!
📍 2351 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
We look forward to welcoming you and continuing our mission of providing quality, compassionate care. 💚
🌸 Dinner & Community Drop-In 🌸
Join Miki Agrawal and Team HiroDiapers at WILD (535 Hudson St) for an evening celebrating The Mamas & Birth workers who make NYC what it is.
✨ Monday, November 17th | 6PM EST
✨ Honoring 20 years of WILD
👉 RSVP now: https://t.co/R4fKY5rWih
Are you pregnant or recently postpartum? WashU Medicine is conducting a research study focused on reducing stigma around substance use through a mobile app.
Earn up to $140 for participating and help create positive change for moms everywhere. 💛
You’re invited to the Camp Baby Bear Community Baby Shower — a heartwarming event created just for YOU. 💕
🗓 Date: Saturday, November 16th
📍 Location: Queens, NY (Specific location will be provided to registered attendees)
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/Y7EpIeSkSv
Let's get tested! One way you can help stop the HIV Epidemic is by getting tested.
Come in for a Free HIV test or Take-Home Test Kit. Let's end this epidemic together
L: 3512 Church Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11203
T: 929 399-8070
#HIV#hivpositive#hivnegative#Knowyourstatus#AIDS
Across the US, Black women are more likely to die of pregnancy-related complications, and that's true in Brooklyn, too.
@nyliberty is working with 4 orgs to improve Black maternal health in NYC. Support them here ↘️↘️@socialjusticefd@CaribbeanWomen2@IrthApp@weareBPNetwork
Dear Students, Teachers, and Parents,
As summer fades away and the leaves start to change, it's that time of year again – back to school! The excitement and anticipation are palpable, and we at the Caribbean Women's Health Association are here to support you every step of the way
Sponsored by Hunger Free NYC and the NY Vaccine Literacy Campaign at CUNY SPH, we will discuss children’s health, COVID-19 vaccination, and school-based policies.
There is a chance to win a raffle, with the prize of $150!
Register here: https://t.co/S3lwibIz9W
Happy Women's Month 🎉
Caribbean Women's Health Association will be holding our first Women's Support Group on Wednesday 30, 2022.
There will be a surprise for members who attend Five (5) or more meetings.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://t.co/DUYMYOfKcn
#women
PEP is medicine taken within 72 hours after a recent possible exposure to HIV to prevent HIV.
At CWHA we provide FREE, CONFIDENTIAL and culturally sensitive testing as well as education on prevention methods and counseling.
Stop in for a FREE test!
#HIVAIDS#HIV#testing
PrEP is a medicine that people at risk of HIV take to prevent getting HIV from sex or injection drug use.
At CWHA we provide FREE, CONFIDENTIAL and culturally sensitive testing as well as education on prevention methods and counseling.
#HIVAIDS#HIV#testing
Oxytocin is known as the "love hormone", "cuddle hormone" or "bonding hormone". This hormone is produced by the body naturally, but these are some natural activities that can be done especially during pregnancy to help boost Oxytocin levels!
#doula#birthdoula#postpartumdoula
Over the last 18 months, Americans received reg reminders of their own mortality, thanks to daily reporting of Covid-19 numbers. But for BW, the dull roar of alarming health data was relentless even before Covid-19 and only grew during the pandemic.
https://t.co/3VNPSwVTEU
CWHA offers monthly support groups to new and expecting moms in the New York metropolitan area! Since the start of the pandemic in March 2020, CWHA has had our monthly support groups virtually via Zoom. Pls reach out to Rhea Smith @ [email protected] for more Information!
Oxytocin helps to move milk through the ducts of the breast to be excreted though the nipple.
Oxytocin also acts as a chemical messenger in the brain to increase bonding between the mother and infant.
#doula