The opening ceremony and press conference will be held in partnership with the Office of Immigrant Affairs, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, and WXPN. This event will feature cultural performances by Palante, a Latino dance company, and URIOL(우리얼), a traditional Korean percussion ensemble.
Fitness Feeds Philly, hosted by Friends For Good and UNSUBSCRIBE, is a better way to spend your Saturday morning! Get out of the house for an outdoor workout with one of your favorite local fitness pros and some new friends! Proceeds from this series benefit Bringing Hope Home. Bringing Hope Home is a non-profit organization that provides "unexpected amazingness" to local families with cancer through financial and emotional support. Through their Light of Hope family grant, they offer a one-time grant to pay essential household bills for families with cancer. We will be sponsoring grocery and food bills for families in need with the funds raised in our Fitness Feeds Philly series!
Join Women Organized Against Rape (WOAR) as we end Men's Health Month with our Men's Mental Health Check Community Day. There will be free food, mental health screenings, and community resources.
Free Mental Health Screenings available to the public at Cosmic Café, 1 Boathouse Row in Philadelphia.
To kick off LGBTQ+ Pride Month, the Office of LGBT Affairs is proud to raise the More Color More Pride flag—first introduced by the Office in 2017. Since then the flag has helped spark an international conversation about diversity, inclusion, racism, and the intersectionality of queer identities. Join the Office for live performances, dynamic speakers, music, and community members for the event on Friday, June 11th from 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. This event will also be livestreamed on the Office’s Facebook page.
The Northeast Parent Support Group and St. James Lutheran Church are hosting an Annual Outreach with Covid Swag Bags, Community Resources and Giveaways as well as a Presentation by "My Independence at Home". PATH Inc. will be conducting wellness screenings and providing resources at this event.
Excel Medical Center is hosting a HIRING OPEN HOUSE! Looking to make a difference in your community? Come join the team striving for a healthier community! We are looking for: MEDICAL ASSISTANTS MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS UPLOADING TECHNICIANS MEDICAL RECORDS TEAM - for all 13 of our locations! Tuesday, June 15, 2021, 10 am - 2 pm Compensation & Benefits: COMPETITIVE PAY RATES QUARTERLY INCENTIVES PAID TIME OFF HEALTH INSURANCE 401K FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS GRANT FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME HOURS AVAILABLE ADVANCED SCHEDULING DIRECT-DEPOSIT
For Father's Day, we celebrate the unbreakable bonds that exist with our BIPOC fathers and sons. Back by popular demand, David Acosta returns to direct BEyond Expectations: Letter to My Father, Letter to My Son - Evolutions with new stories that feature these powerful bonds. News anchor, Bill Anderson, reflects on the recent loss of his father, radio icon, Cody Anderson, while activist and mother Kimberly Kamara shares the loss of her black son in a senseless tragedy. Eric "Shomari" Grimes, Dr. H. Bernard Hall, Rafael Collazo, and Raymond Zhang are leaders who join in to honor what is too often overlooked - the power of fathers and sons of color relationships. Musical accompaniment will be provided by Eric Wortham. These stories are particularly poignant as there is a racial reckoning occurring within the United States following the murder of George Floyd and other men of color. These stories of fathers and sons resonate as they point to the enduring love and resilience found in these familial ties. This event is FREE to the public. In collaboration with the City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services Engaging Males of Color Initiative Directed by David Acosta Produced by Jame Robinson/PWPVideo BEyond Expectations builds community and promotes mental wellness through the unique and shared experiences of men of color throughout the Philadelphia region.
A DAY OF AWARENESSS FOR THE COMMUNITY ON THE IMPACT OF GUN VIOLENCE IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD,PARTICULARLY HOW IT AFFECTS FAMILES WITH YOUTH. THE DAY WILL FEATURE ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD, SPEAKERS AND RESOURCES
Brothas Stroll Health Walkk will take place in the Cedarbrook area to bring Black males, their families and community together.. We will have on site a Red Cross Blood Drive Donation table, Colon Cancer and Blood Pressure screenings, and various organizations that advocate for and educate on the health outcomes for Black men and boys in Philadelphia. Einstein Behavioral Health will be providing Mental Health screenings.
Please join us for CSP's Resource Fair & Friends on Monday, June 21, 2021 from 11am-3pm. The event will be held at Tindley Temple United Methodist located 750 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19146. Resources, information to access services, food and giveaways will be provided by Rivers Casino, United Peers, Beverly Shakur catering, VMC, Caring for Friends, Philadelphia Police, Philadelphia Fire Department, Free Library, OIC, WOAR, Jevs, community center at visitation, DBHIDS, National Center for Urban Solutions, Food boxes, Behavioral Health screenings, PACTS ,Bethanna, Young Changes Foundation and more!
Join Congressman Brendan Boyle (PA-02), PennEnvironment, Conservation Voters of PA, PennFuture, SBN, Clean Water Action, Audubon Mid-Atlantic, TTF Watershed, and other PA environmental groups for a conversation about the American Jobs Plan and what it means for PA and our climate. During the Zoom, Congressman Boyle will discuss the benefits of the American Jobs Plan in PA, why it is so critical that it passes, how the legislation will move through Congress, and what we can do to make sure it helps us tackle the climate crisis. We want to hear from you, too, so there will also be a Q&A with the Congressman. The event is free and open to all! So RSVP today and we’ll see you on Zoom on Wednesday, June 23rd at 7! https://pennenvironment.webaction.org/p/salsa/event/common/public/?event_KEY=1145
Philadelphia Community Support Program (CSP) Theme: COVID-19 Mental Health & Wellness Introduction Keynote Speaker Topic: Maintaining Your Mental Health & Wellness Despite COVID-19 YOGA Panelist: Questions & Answers
New Courtland will be hosting “Germantown Senior Community Day” in collaboration with State Senator Haywood’s office, ACME, Chestnut Hill Hospital, Center in the Park, and some of our community partners specifically for seniors, caregivers and families. Vaccinations provided by the ACME for those Philadelphia residents 12 and older. This free event will feature music, crafts, free food and more! Hall Mercer will be providing free behavioral health screenings.
Secure your COVID-19 vaccine at this walk-up clinic, which will be open to all without an appointment. You can also learn about the City’s Municipal ID and 311 programs. Multilingual interpreters, volunteers, and staff will be on site.
This event is for the purpose of honoring and uplifting men by providing resources that would equip all who attend to better face tomorrow's challenges. There will also be employment opportunities, educational resources, health screenings, giveaways, a children's corner and plenty of food and beverages. DJ "M.C. Doug E.D." will be on the turntable
Join the Porch Light Program, a collaboration between Mural Arts Philadelphia and DBHIDS, for a free family-friendly art festival! This event will celebrate the Trust Project, a sculpture by the Creative Resilience Collective which features a community-created poem about the strengths of the Kensington and Harrowgate neighborhoods. This free event will feature music, food, art activities, and more! Gaudenzia Outreach ll will be providing free behavioral health screenings.
Join WOAR for our first annual healthy masculinity 5k walk. Engage in conversations about Men’s health, wellness and holistic development of masculinity. All community members of any age/gender who are passionate about men’s health are welcome to join. We are asking all attendees to please wear blue in support of Men's Health Month. What to expect- •Before the walk, WOAR will be providing light refreshments, masks, hand sanitizer, and gloves. •We will be walking 5k (3.1 miles) starting and ending at local shop Wave Nutrition.
Devereux, in partnership with Healthy Minds Philly (Philadelphia DBHIDS), will be offering free in-person mental health screenings at the Philly Food Truck Festival. This is a great opportunity to check your mental health. Devereux will have on-site support, resources on mental health and how to stay well along with contact information for mental health resources available in the city of Philadelphia. All proceeds of this year's food truck festival go to funding camp opportunities for children with Autism. Learn more on Facebook.