Women's Health First (WHF)
511 Olde Rose Ct, Riverdale, 30274
(678) 777-8961
Women's Health First is a nonprofit based in Riverdale, Georgia that teaches women and families in Metro Atlanta about health through free classes on topics like nutrition, chronic disease, and stress. It runs a diabetes prevention program for at-risk adults, hosts a gathering group called Sisters Halaqah for Muslim women, and raises money to build clean water wells for families in Togo, West Africa.
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What they offer 9
- Needs a re-check· Sep 25
All Sisters Halaqah Association (Sisters Halaqah)Program
A gathering for Muslim, immigrant, and refugee women that meets online every other week and in person once a month to share health and life information, including Halal food during Ramadan.
- Needs a re-check· May 11
ASHA - All Sisters HalaqahProgram
Educational and support group sessions for women and children in Muslim immigrant and refugee communities, covering health, parenting, domestic violence, child care, faith, financial literacy, workforce topics, and small business topics.
- Needs a re-check· Sep 6
Clean Water AfricaProgram
A humanitarian program that raises funds to drill solar-powered wells and provide clean drinking water access in rural West African communities.
- Needs a re-check· Oct 20
Clean Water for AfricaProgram
This initiative raises money to drill solar-powered water wells so families in Dankpen village, Togo, can get clean drinking water close to home.
- Needs a re-check· May 11
Community Health PromotionProgram
Free online and in-person classes teach women and families in Metro Atlanta about topics like heart disease, cancer, nutrition, and stress management.
- Needs a re-check· Sep 6
Diabetes Prevention Program (CDC National DPP Lifestyle Change Program)Program
A lifestyle change program with a CDC-approved curriculum, coaching, and support group to help adults lower their risk of type 2 diabetes.
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Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP)Program
This program helps adults at risk for type 2 diabetes build healthy habits with education, nutrition help, exercise support, and group support. It is for people age 18 and older who are at risk for diabetes.
- Needs a re-check· May 11
Mental Health ProgramProgram
A program that offers strategies for dealing with stress and anxiety and reducing stigma around mental health.
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