BLKHLTH
6070 Emerald Pointe Circle, College Park, 30349
BLKHLTH is an Atlanta-founded nonprofit working for health fairness in Black communities. It runs free workshops, a health leadership fellowship, maternal health and cancer programs, and a conversation series. Its website and Instagram share health guides, videos and links to resources. Offers: Free workshops and trainings; BLKHLTH CARES fellowship; Maternal health programs; Cancer equity programs; BLKHLTH Conversations series; Health guides and resource links. Use the contact page at blkhlth.com/contact or follow @blkhlth on Instagram.
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What they offer 12
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BLKHLTH CARES Fellowship (Healthcare Access and Navigation)Program
An eight-month fellowship for college students who want to help people find health care and social services. Fellows get training, then do a 90-day supervised community navigation experience.
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BLKHLTH ServicesService
BLKHLTH offers free health workshops, leadership training, and programs about maternal health and cancer. It is for people in Black communities and anyone looking for health guides and local resource links.
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BLKHLTH South AfricaProgram
Health equity programs with Black youth in South Africa. They include community health events, workshops, and online health campaigns. Topics are sexual and reproductive health, mental well-being, and access to care.
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Cancer Equity ProgramProgram
Community-based projects that look at why Black communities face more cancer risk and work to improve screening, education and care. Projects include a Georgia environmental justice effort and the Good Down There colorectal screening campaign.
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Maternal Health Resources for Black Birthing PeopleProgram
Downloadable guides for people who are pregnant or just gave birth. They include questions for your provider, warning signs, and personal stories. There are also tips for family and tools for health professionals.
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The Advil Pain Equity Project (Believe My Pain Resource Hub)Program
A project with Advil and Morehouse School of Medicine about Black people's pain being dismissed. It offers pain trackers, visit-prep guides, scripts for talking with providers, and bias training.
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The Anti-Racism Workshop for Health ProfessionalsProgram
A flagship BLKHLTH training that helps health professionals face racism and build fairness into their care.
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VOICES of Black Women Study (enrollment help)Program
A long-term online health study led by the American Cancer Society.S. Taking part means filling out online surveys.
Events 3
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BLKHLTH Activations
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Short pop-ups where BLKHLTH joins events that already exist. They may set up health screening booths, hand out health information, or partner with brands.
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BLKHLTH Conversations
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Small group meetings where people talk openly about a health topic and learn together. Past topics include multiple myeloma and heart health.
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The Link Up (community health event)
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A block-party style event with free health screenings, STI testing and care packages, plus music and food.
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