If you are a survivor of sexual assault, abuse, or harassment, an advocate can help you navigate a confusing and potentially retraumatizing system. But finding a good advocate isn’t always as easy as it should be. Advocates for survivors can be found in lots of places: prosecutor’s offices, crisis centers, or other nonprofits. Some advocates … Read more

I want to give a context warning of what will be talked about in this post, so you are able to take care of yourself in the best way possible. During the month of March, our posts will be highlighting the importance of Sexual Assault Awareness month and how we can be effective advocates, organizational leaders, and support systems to survivors. Please take care of yourself as this is heavy content to read about and discuss. If you need immediate support please call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1 (800) 656-4673 (available 24/7).

I want to give a context warning of what will be talked about in this post, so you are able to take care of yourself in the best way possible. During the month of March, our posts will be highlighting the importance of Sexual Assault Awareness month and how we can be effective advocates, organizational leaders, and support systems to survivors. Please take care of yourself as this is heavy content to read about and discuss. If you need immediate support please call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1 (800) 656-4673 (available 24/7).

In fall of 2020, several African American community groups, organizations, faith-based groups and elected officials in Wichita, Kansas joined together to create the #FactsNotFear campaign to address health disparities in the wake of COVID-19. Our communication initiative was created for us and by us, utilizing influencers from within our community to inform.

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Families and health professionals use this time to raise awareness about birth defects across the lifespan as well as highlight and educate on birth defects prevention.

December is the height of the holiday season. For many, this time can trigger emotions tied to grief and loss. If you or someone you know is struggling with grief and loss during the holidays, it is okay to seek help.

Hospice helps people prepare for death by living with the highest quality of life possible. THAT is why we celebrate this month.

Down Syndrome Awareness Month happens globally, as a month-long celebration of awareness, recognition, advocacy and acknowledgement of the great strides made in support of individuals with Down syndrome in our communities.

It takes all of us to make a collective change. Learn the signs. Show that you care. Preventing suicide is everybody’s business!

“Joe” was a 70-year old man with a feisty personality and a love of people; he also had some serious health needs that caused him to need extra care. After a few months of struggling to live on his own, he moved in with his daughter. Joe’s daughter was very involved in his care; he … Read more