Books & Blocks is a 3-hour interactive event for parents and caregivers in DC with children ages 0-5. Participants receive information around child development, developmental screenings and community resources. Books & Blocks includes activity stations around books (literacy), blocks (math and fine motor skills) and balls (gross and fine motor and problem-solving skills).
Greetings from DC Health…
DC Health is committed to supporting the overall health of the transgender community. It is our goal to improve equity, access and experience for all transgender people. We believe that by creating opportunity through community collaboration we will realize improved health for our transgender community.
Michael Kharfen,
Senior Deputy Director
HAHSTA
Space is limited and participants must be registered before attending.Workshop objectives: Participants should recognize, know and/or understand:
Testing technology workshop will prepare participants to:
THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL AND NOW CLOSED FOR REGISTRATION.
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March 10 is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to bring attention to how HIV and AIDS affect the health and well-being of women and girls within our community.
This one-day course provides information regarding the HIV service delivery system from a “status neutral” perspective.
Topics include
(WASHINGTON, DC) — DC Health released today the “Health Equity Report for the District of Columbia 2018,” a comprehensive report focusing on social and structural determinants of health in the District.
The National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) initiative began in 1999 as a grass roots effort that aimed to raise the awareness regarding HIV and AIDS prevention, care and data-driven education in communities of color. As the challenges and solutions associated with HIV have evolved, NBHAAD has modified it's theme, focus, and methods of national support.
Why should we test?
