NCNW Gwinnett County Area Section
PO Box 956926, Duluth, 30095
This is the Gwinnett County section of the National Council of Negro Women. It is a group of women of African descent who work on education, health, money skills and fairness in the community. It gives scholarships and runs STEAM, mentoring, financial literacy and health programs. Women can also ask to become members. Offers: Scholarships; STEAM education programs; Entrepreneurship mentoring; Financial literacy workshops; Health equity advocacy; Membership. Email gwinnettncnw@gmail.com or message them on Instagram @ncnwgwinnett.
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What they offer 7
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Economic Empowerment & Entrepreneurship: RISEProgram
This group helps women start and grow businesses and build money skills. It has held a Sip & Shop event with small business workshops and a local marketplace.
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Health Equity: PUSHProgram
This health group shares health tips and connects people with health professionals. Its events offer free health screenings, including free dental screenings for children up to age 12.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
MembershipProgram
Women can apply to join the Gwinnett section and become part of a network working on education, money, health and fairness. There is a yearly fee, with different amounts for life members.
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NCNW Gwinnett County Area Section ServicesService
The NCNW Gwinnett County Area Section supports women of African descent in education, health, and financial skills through various programs and scholarships. It is open to women who want to become members and participate in its community initiatives.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
S.T.E.A.M. & Education: Gwinnett JewelsProgram
This committee works on science, technology, engineering, arts and math learning for young people. With Polished Pebbles it ran a drive to collect self-care items for girls in grades 5 to 12.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Social Justice: COPEProgram
This group works for fairness and civil rights and for public policies that help the community. Its name stands for Church Outreach Partnership Efforts.
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