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COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
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HEALTH ACTIVITIES
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INTERACTIVE CONTENT
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AWARENESS & ENGAGEMENT
Our new mental health services clinic consists of community based and individualized support to women and girls of color that need additional wrap around and psychosocial support to address areas of functioning that may be impaired or that require rehabilitation.
The BGH Clinic is a service provided by the Black Girl Health Foundation, Inc to Women of Color in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Charles County, and Prince George’s County in Maryland. We have a core belief that, in addition to remission of psychiatric symptoms, quality of life for our clients must improve. Therefore, our community-based program is specifically designed for Functional Recovery, Social Recovery, and Mind + Body Wellness.”
College Ambassador Program
BGHF Ambassadors engage students from collegiate institutions and communities on and off-campus to help eliminate health disparities and increase health literacy among underserved college-aged women of color.
For every two ambassadors recruited into our program, we reach 1,000 women and girls in urban communities through our health outreach. Our ambassador’s focus on disseminating health information on HIV prevention, Obesity, Nutrition, Heart Disease, Breast Cancer, Diabetes, Mental and Maternal Health through guerilla marketing, social media marketing, and interactive workshops.
Minds Matter
BGHF Minds Matter Mental Health Campaign is comprised of interactive workshops that are designed to help you take control of your mental health.
BGHF’s Minds Matter is a mental health workshop series In partnership with public libraries across the country. The workshop series is done both virtually and in-person and includes an entire mental health awareness social media campaign that spearheaded by BGHF’s college ambassador program.
The Superwoman Project
The Superwoman Project provides mothers of color with up-to-date and medically sound information related to the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the tools and resources they need to counteract the biggest obstacles of being a mom during Coronavirus.
This virtual event included 4 workshops like “Self-care for Superwomen.” A workshop about mental healing during the age of COVID-19. We will cover Mom Stressors and natural approaches to relaxation.
I'm A Survior
“I’m A Survivor” is a digital campaign that includes a 5k Walk Virtual Walk Challenge in the month of October.
The 5k will include African American breast cancer survivors who will share their stories of survival to young black women during the walk. The goal is to educate women about breast cancer among black women and the importance of knowing their bodies and getting screened early.