Center for Minority Health

WHAT YOU CAN DO:

Many of the Center's activities during National Minority Health Month are appropriate for the entire family. We are asking that you participate in any of the following ways:

Browse our website and learn as much as you can about our activities during April and May
Spread the word, encouraging families and friends to attend events scheduled throughout the month of April and May
Volunteer. There are numerous activities that need your help
Host your own activity at your place of business, in your community or in your home during April - National Minority Health Month
Send CMH information about your health related activities during the month of April so that we can add them to our African American health promotion calendar. Send information to Ms. Karen Reddick, Project Director at nmhm@cmh.pitt.edu
Download the Minority Health Month 'toolkit' from our website. This toolkit will assist you in hosting your own minority health month activity
Encourage your faith-based choir or worship team to participate in our Kick-off musical concert. Call CMH to sign-up
Encourage your pastor to include a health message in one of the weekly sermons during the month of April and host a health fair after the service
Visit our website often for updates to our calendar and confirmation of location for our events

Presented by:
The Health Disparities Working Groups
in sponsorship with The Healthy Black Family Project, A Program of Center for Minority Health, Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

© 2008 Center for Minority Health in collaboration with the Epidemiology Data Center
Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh
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