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March 2022 Newsletter

READ THE NEWSLETTER NOW! In this month’s Newsletter: Featured Advocate: Blessings International Colorectal Cancer Awareness Kidney Cancer Awareness APRIL 1: Take Down Tobacco Day National Nutrition Month It’s Women’s History Month HIVE Program and Support Group 6 Medical Missions, Over 22400 Served! Make prevention your priority and Say No to Cancer COVID-19 Updates Donation Link […]
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February 2022 Newsletter

READ THE NEWSLETTER NOW! In this month’s Newsletter: Featured Advocate: JustLikeYou (JLU) Global Foundation February is National Cancer Prevention Month Understanding Risk Factors World Cancer Day Event Love Myself Pledge WCD Outreach Cameroon – Over 500 Reached Heart Disease – Act FAST Gallbladder and Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month Palm Oil Fatty Acids May Help […]
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Spring Health Fair 2022

This Spring Health Fair will push the message of ‘Holistic Health Care’ and normalize HIV testing and conversation among many other health issues. This event will be held at the East County Regional Service Center, in the 20904-zip code area which has been identified by Maryland Department of Health as one of the red zones with a high population of people living with HIV.
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January 2022 Newsletter

READ THE NEWSLETTER NOW! In this month’s Newsletter: Featured Advocate: CAM-America Global Initiative for Social Change Cervical Cancer Month World Cancer day – February 4, 2022 Global Cancer Observatory Be Healthy in 2022 Cancer Signs & Symptoms Thyroid Awareness Month National Radon Action Month HIVE Weekly Support Group 6 Medical Missions, Over 22400 Served! Make […]
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December 2021 Newsletter

READ THE NEWSLETTER NOW! In this month’s Newsletter: The link between HIV and Cancer Cancer Screening Week: December 6-10 Patcha Foundation 2021 Review Video Flu Vaccine Week December 5-11 Omicorn Variant and HIV Patient Childhood cancer care in Africa hit hard by Pandemic Access to mental health services unequal for children in Africa What You […]
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