AAYHF is bringing its Community Give Back Day & Resource Fair to Manor THIS Saturday, providing local families with food, household essentials, clothing, and connections to community resources—all in one place.
Pre-registration is recommended: https://t.co/YtCfm4hg5x
Meningitis can affect anyone at any age, and some forms can become life-threatening within hours. Know the signs.
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When you Stand With BMHC, you’re helping people successfully connect to the care and support they deserve.
Become a monthly supporter today. https://t.co/dWfIIpJiIF
Healthcare providers deliver care. Behavioral health organizations provide treatment. Community organizations offer resources. BMHC helps connect people to all of them.
Stand with BMHC. Help us connect the dots and close the gaps. https://t.co/dWfIIpJQyd
This month, let’s encourage others to add more fruits and vegetables to daily meals, recognizing the crucial role nutrition plays in preventing and managing chronic disease.
Challenge yourself and your family to add more color to your plate. 🥕🥬🍎
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In collaboration with our BMHC Care Network Partner™, Austin Community Court (ACC), we recently hosted another helpful Mobile Court services event for the community.
Through this relationship, we provide Austin Travis County legal services directly at the clinic.
Looking for your next opportunity in healthcare?
CommUnityCare is seeking a Medical Assistant to join their team!
View the job description and apply today:
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Having healthcare available doesn't always mean people can access it.
BMHC exists to help remove barriers by being the bridge you need to the care you deserve.
Your monthly gift helps make that possible. https://t.co/dWfIIpJiIF
Healthy aging is about maintaining the physical, mental, and social well-being needed to stay active, independent, and connected as we grow older.
Check out the BMHC Movement is Medicine™ class schedule https://t.co/DnV614OWfJ
Every day, someone misses the care they need because navigating healthcare and community resources can be complicated.
For nearly five years, Black Men’s Health Clinic® (BMHC) has helped bridge that gap. This is where our story begins. Stand with us today: https://t.co/dWfIIpJiIF
Sepsis is a life-threatening response to an infection that can quickly lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death. In the United States, sepsis affects approximately 1.7 million people and takes 350,000 adult lives each year.
Know the signs — remember T.I.M.E.
On August 13th, we hosted the BMHC Know Your Numbers Health Fair at the Housing Authority of Travis County (HATC)'s Alexander Oaks residential community. The interactive experience aimed to go beyond traditional education by equipping participants with actionable health info.
Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage of those who stepped forward in a moment of unimaginable tragedy.
As a veteran-founded and veteran-led organization, BMHC holds the values of service and sacrifice close to our mission.
Today, we unite with communities worldwide to remind us that seeking mental health support is a sign of strength and that care is both needed and available.
If you or someone you know needs help connecting to behavioral health resources, reach out today: https://t.co/hjq19EKlGd
Join BMHC, in collaboration with the Sustainable Food Center (SFC), for a special Cooking After Cancer Education Class focused on nutrition, cancer education, and practical ways to support continued wellness.
REGISTER TODAY: https://t.co/v0et10PIRQ
September is an important month to encourage men—especially Black men—to learn their risk for prostate cancer, talk with a healthcare provider, and make prostate health part of their preventive care.
Schedule an appointment with a doctor today at the https://t.co/hjq19EKlGd.
We are pleased to share an upcoming scholarship opportunity from our community partner, the Texas Black Legacy Foundation (TBLF).
Learn more about eligibility and the scholarship process: https://t.co/AfW7w0AwRz
On August 16th, BMHC Care Network™ partner Central Health hosted Vitals & Vibes at David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, a community health initiative designed to bring health education, resources, and trusted organizations directly to Austin’s Black and Brown communities.
On July 8th, Jabari Warfield and co-host Terrance Terry of KAZI 88.7 FM's Morning Grind radio show sat down with Larry Wallace Sr., Hon. DHA, CEO and Founder of BMHC, following their recent win of two Stevie Awards®.
LISTEN to the full interview here: https://t.co/h57Ys8KCK6
Community First! Village (CFV) says their vision is simple. For BMHC, "being a part of the community" means showing up, building trusted relationships, and making healthcare accessible right where people are.
Learn more about our partner at https://t.co/wJGC9QjTUx