Events

HealthCorps Presents: World of Wellness Community Health Fair! Join us at Samuel Fels High School for a day filled with health and wellness activities. Explore interactive booths offering information on nutrition, fitness, mental health, and more. Engage with health professionals, participate in workshops, and enjoy live demonstrations. Highlights: Free health screenings Expert-led health booths Raffle prizes and giveaways Photobooth and more! This event is open to attendees of all ages. Make it a family event! Pan American and Cora Services will participate in this event providing Behavioral Health screenings and [...]

On March 14, 2024, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker made her FY25 One Philly budget address in City Council chambers. Now, she will be hitting the road alongside City officials for a One Philly Budget Town Hall Tour across Philadelphia from Saturday, April 27, 2024 through Tuesday, June 4, 2024 to provide transparency and allow community engagement in the City of Philadelphia’s budget process. At the One Philly Budget Town Halls hosted by Mayor Parker, residents will hear a brief overview of the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget from City Officials and [...]

Townhall to share resources and the city's budget goals in the 35, 54, 53 wards.

To provide our community members with access to a wide range of resources and services offered by local organizations.

"FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH *Employment Leads * Job interview training Behavioral Health Resources * Housing GED/COLLEGE Registration Legal Counseling * Spiritual Guidance STIPEND for completing workshops "

The summer kick-off splash party resource fair will be a lot of fun for the K-8 community school families we service (West, North, and Southwest). The goal of the event is to strengthen youth, parent engagement, and provide community resources. The event also provides you with an exciting opportunity to convey educational knowledge and offer beneficial health and wellness resources via health testing and resources.

Gemma Services Partners with Main Line Health to host a Health and Wellness Fair Health and Wellness Fair in collaboration with Main Line Health with a focus sharing information on hypertension, anxiety, stress, insurance and more.

On May 15, hundreds of mental health advocates will march at the State Capitol building to call on lawmakers to invest more funding into mental health resources and professionals across the Commonwealth. The rally will include speeches from mental health leaders such as Representative Mike Schlossberg and former Deputy Secretary Joan Erney. The rally will convene on the steps of the Capitol building at 1pm on Wednesday, May 15th. We are encouraging our partners and stakeholders to attend the rally.

Understand your rights and your options. If you’ve been arrested or convicted in Philadelphia County, join us for this free event. Meet with a lawyer to review your case and discuss options for expungement or a pardon, and next steps. There will be a community resource fair, music, food and children’s activities.

"FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH *Employment Leads * Job interview training Behavioral Health Resources * Housing GED/COLLEGE Registration Legal Counseling * Spiritual Guidance STIPEND for completing workshops "

This will be a event for the community to receive information from various providers on why we should be taking care of our mental health and how and where they can get help for themselves or their families. The Consortium will participate in this event providing Behavioral Health Screenings and resources for well being.

This series of Black Women and Generational Incarceration Summits will look at ecosystems for black women based on reparative justice.

ConsentFest is an outdoors, all-ages celebration of consent and bodily autonomy in all its forms! The event invites people to imagine a world where consent is a priority. Activities include: •Wedge Recovery Centers will be doing Behavioral Health Screenings •Face painting •Animals to pet (with consent!) •Vendors selling merchandise from earrings to children’s books, body oils to greeting cards •Live music •Community organizers sharing how their various campaigns are part of building consent culture •Lots of organizations committed to consent education

The conference will delve into the impact problem gambling and gaming have on various communities and  populations in Philadelphia. Learn about the current trends and experiences of prevention work in gambling. **Breakfast and lunch will be provided** To register, visit forms.office.com/g/2qMtnm3hzR. For more information, email Tien.Duong@phila.gov. REGISTRATION IS FREE Community Behavioral Health 801 Market St., Philadelphia, PA 19107 8th Street Entrance 7th Floor, Conference Room 1154A BRING ID