City Skyline Building Light-ups Friday, June 3 – Tuesday, June 7| Sundown Some of the city’s most iconic sites will show off their rainbow colors to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with Boathouse Row, FMC Tower, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, and more participating.
This event is open to Philadelphians of all ages and will be recognizing those individuals and their families who have been impacted by our justice systems. FREE local entertainment, music, food, prizes, legal expungement/pardon and reentry support services, COVID19 Vaccination Clinic, games, career services, and most of all fun will be on the agenda!
The 125th Anniversary celebration is well underway and will take place on Saturday, June 4, 2022, at the Dell Music center. We plan to host a free city-wide community concert featuring a headliner group and the talent of our K-12 students across the city. The purpose of this event is to celebrate the volunteer work of parents, guardians, and school communities for their dedication to bridging the gap between homes and schools across the city. To top off our celebration, we will be giving out our HSA Awards, Senior Awards, and more. We expect over 1,000 people to attend and up to 125 vendors (including small businesses, resource tables, and food trucks).
City Skyline Building Light-ups Friday, June 3 – Tuesday, June 7| Sundown Some of the city’s most iconic sites will show off their rainbow colors to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with Boathouse Row, FMC Tower, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, and more participating.
The BH Department along with other departments from Mazzoni Center will be tabling the Pride Festival. The BH Department will have several staff therapists and managers available to discuss the services that we provide and give Mental Health Screenings.
City Skyline Building Light-ups Friday, June 3 – Tuesday, June 7| Sundown Some of the city’s most iconic sites will show off their rainbow colors to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with Boathouse Row, FMC Tower, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, and more participating.
Disability Pride Philadelphia Monday, June 6 – Saturday, June 11 Disability Pride PA creates a FREE all-inclusive Parade and week-long Celebration June 6-11, 2022 for Philadelphia and the surrounding areas to “Celebrate our 10th Birthday.” As you may know, Disability Pride PA is an organization committed to promoting visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities within their communities. For more information about specific events, visit Disability Pride PA.
Police Advisory Commission Pride Panel Monday, June 6 | 6 p.m. Join the Police Advisory Commission, Philadelphia Police Department, Greater Philadelphia Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) and the Office of LGBT Affairs for a candid conversation with LGBTQ+ officers as we celebrate diversity during Pride Month. Join the virtual event.
City Skyline Building Light-ups Friday, June 3 – Tuesday, June 7| Sundown Some of the city’s most iconic sites will show off their rainbow colors to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with Boathouse Row, FMC Tower, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, and more participating.
Disability Pride Philadelphia Monday, June 6 – Saturday, June 11 Disability Pride PA creates a FREE all-inclusive Parade and week-long Celebration June 6-11, 2022 for Philadelphia and the surrounding areas to “Celebrate our 10th Birthday.” As you may know, Disability Pride PA is an organization committed to promoting visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities within their communities. For more information about specific events, visit Disability Pride PA.
City Skyline Building Light-ups Friday, June 3 – Tuesday, June 7| Sundown Some of the city’s most iconic sites will show off their rainbow colors to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with Boathouse Row, FMC Tower, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, and more participating.
KIPP North Philadelphia Academy School block party for students, families and community. Information and resources from a variety of social services organizations, activities for families, health screenings, entertainment, music and food. JJPI will be providing free and anonymous screenings for behavioral health .
Disability Pride Philadelphia Monday, June 6 – Saturday, June 11 Disability Pride PA creates a FREE all-inclusive Parade and week-long Celebration June 6-11, 2022 for Philadelphia and the surrounding areas to “Celebrate our 10th Birthday.” As you may know, Disability Pride PA is an organization committed to promoting visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities within their communities. For more information about specific events, visit Disability Pride PA.
Disability Pride Philadelphia Monday, June 6 – Saturday, June 11 Disability Pride PA creates a FREE all-inclusive Parade and week-long Celebration June 6-11, 2022 for Philadelphia and the surrounding areas to “Celebrate our 10th Birthday.” As you may know, Disability Pride PA is an organization committed to promoting visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities within their communities. For more information about specific events, visit Disability Pride PA.
The Institute for Community Justice presents: Life after reentry - Managing the business of you Gain support, guidance and tips. Criminal Record Review, Voter Registration, opportunities for employment, links to medical services and social services and giveaways. Free mental health screenings provided by Philadelphia FIGHT behavioral health services.
Disability Pride Philadelphia Monday, June 6 – Saturday, June 11 Disability Pride PA creates a FREE all-inclusive Parade and week-long Celebration June 6-11, 2022 for Philadelphia and the surrounding areas to “Celebrate our 10th Birthday.” As you may know, Disability Pride PA is an organization committed to promoting visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities within their communities. For more information about specific events, visit Disability Pride PA.
Family Day is an outdoor event for the community that offers resources and fun for all ages. It is an annual event sponsored by the Philadelphia PA section of the National Council of Negro Women. Activities include health educational resources, entertainment, free clothing, and snacks.
“Summer Splash” Celebrating families and youth with mental health illness Join us on a fun-filled day! CBS invites you to join us for a block party on 6/12/2022 at On: street from 10 am to 4 pm We will have fun for the whole family! BBQ, snacks, activities for the children, bouncy houses, face painting, and more at no cost! We will also have guest speakers discussing interventions and effective treatment services we can provide for your family to achieve your ultimate goal. We will have Mental health screening available during the event, stop by the booth and let us serve you. We will be holding a raffle for a year pass for a family of 5 to the Philadelphia Zoo! Sign up for the chance to enjoy the beautiful and historic Philadelphia zoo all year round!
Disability Pride Philadelphia Monday, June 6 – Saturday, June 11 Disability Pride PA creates a FREE all-inclusive Parade and week-long Celebration June 6-11, 2022 for Philadelphia and the surrounding areas to “Celebrate our 10th Birthday.” As you may know, Disability Pride PA is an organization committed to promoting visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities within their communities. For more information about specific events, visit Disability Pride PA.
Join the Community Support Program of Philadelphia for the monthly meeting where we invite different agencies, organizations, companies, and people within the community to discuss resources and information within the community. We plan to meet every month on the second Tuesday from 12:30pm to 2:30pm. Refreshments will be provided at the in-person meetings. Due to the pandemic, we are providing the meeting in both in-person and virtual. If you are planning to attend in person, the meeting will be held at 4200 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19129. It is at the United Peers office which is a part of Resources for Human Development. Please contact Marvin White, CSP Coordinator, at marvin.white@rhd.org for more information. If you are planning to attend virtually, zoom information is below. Join Zoom Meeting https://rhd.zoom.us/j/85819145721?pwd=RlEvdytBajdZMGxBY0QveGhzOGJSUT09 Meeting ID: 858 1914 5721 Passcode: 414177 One tap mobile +13017158592,,85819145721#,,,,*414177# US (Washington DC) +13126266799,,85819145721#,,,,*414177# US (Chicago) Dial by your location +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC) +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 646 876 9923 US (New York) +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 408 638 0968 US (San Jose) Meeting ID: 858 1914 5721 Passcode: 414177 Find your local number: https://rhd.zoom.us/u/keFXvJs0Wd
Event for newcomer immigrants. The event will include resource tables, refreshments, opportunities to connect to community organizations.
Now that the school year is finally over, come relax while we grill and chill. Enjoy food, drinks, music, games and more. Join us as we get summer strter the right way. Gaudenzia will be there providing behavioral health screenings.
Community Event Simons Recreation Center 7200 Woolston Ave Food Games Fun
Join us for information, resources, activities, refreshments and giveaways in celebration and support of LGBTQIA community members. Citywide Community Counseling will provide behavioral health screenings
Philadelphia Family Pride Juneteenth Picnic Saturday, June 18 | 11 a.m. Join Philadelphia Family Pride in Lovett Park for a Juneteenth picnic! This tobacco-free event will center and celebrate LGBTQ+ Black families, history, vendors, and artists with free food, entertainment, and resources! For more information, visit Philadelphia Family Pride.
Join the 16th District /Kevin Brown NAC present Father's Day/ Juneteenth 2022 Health Fair Celebration. Enjoy food, music and activities for all. Bethanna will provide behavioral health screenings
Housing resources for renters & home-owners. Free to the public. Art, culture, games for the entire family. Come enjoy the festivities and get free resources. There will also be food and music for the whole family. Please come join us.
The theme is “Building Resilience in our Families” We will have a station for mental health screening, Narcan, and Early Intervention Screening. The Wedge Recovery Center will be providing screening behavioral health screenings at this event.
Health & Wellness Conference Theme: Community Collaboration Addressing Trauma & Violence Concerns This event will be in-person and virtual-themed around Community Collaboration Addressing Trauma and Violence Concerns with Keynote Speaker, Yolanda Hughes of DBHIDS. You can join in person or at a zoom link that will be provided to registrants 2 days and 3 hours before the event begins.
The community event is hosted by members of Mt. Hebron Baptist Church. The South Philly residents on the westside will have access to sustainable resources offered from City and community-based organizations; giveaways and refreshments; and opportunity to meet Pastor Richard Waller.
Food, music, and resources for the children in the community. Turning Points for Children event.
Penn Medicine Nurses Week Community Day! Date: Saturday, June 25th, 2022 Time: 10AM-4PM Location: Malcolm X Park 400 S 51 Street, Philadelphia, PA 19143 Hall Mercer and Penn Presby will be providing Behavioral health screenings
Data Lab event that we are hosting on Tuesday (6/28, 6pm-8pm) at Taller Puertorriqueño (2600 N. 5th Street), where we are inviting neighbors and community partners to participate in planning for neighborhood programming in relationship to the Rebuild renovations underway at Rivera Recreation & Mann Older Adult Centers (5th & Allegheny). We would love for you and community members you may know to join us on Tuesday June 28th 2022.
This Pride month, we would like to acknowledge the grief that can often accompany the joy of honoring one’s gender and sexual identity. While being a part of the LGBTQ+ community can bring freedom, connection and acceptance, one also faces social stigma, discrimination, shame and increased violence. Statistics collected from the National Institute on Drug Abuse indicate that LGBTQ+ folks are at roughly twice the risk of developing a substance use disorder as their cis, heterosexual counterparts. It is also more difficult to openly grieve a loss or practically honor a person’s wishes if you are not legally considered family. Let’s honor those we have lost and make space for the disenfranchised and ambiguous grief that follows.