Resources
Community Health BNA
BNA of Greater St. Louis
Community Health Resources
We post information here that we think would benefit our local community. Scroll down to find out more.
Community Health Resources:
No Cost Mammograms to those who qualify
Saturday October 15, 2022
Appointments 9am-2pm
St. Louis Public Library-
Rock Road Branch
10267 Sr. Charles Rock Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63074
Schedule your appointment by calling:
413-747-7222 or 1-800-600-3606
Press option #2
Get more information on health equity and heart health from the American Heart Association
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Myeloma Link
“Empowering Black Communities through Free Educational Outreach and Enhanced Access to Care.”
“Black Americans have at least double the incidence of myeloma as any other race or ethnicity, and recent studies show they face additional barriers and lower access to care. As advocates for health equity, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is determined to erase these disparities. Carried out by LLS staff and volunteers in 13 Black communities across the country, Myeloma Link is an education and outreach initiative that directly connects Black patients and caregivers to trusted, free myeloma information and support and enhances access to care and the latest treatments.”
Our goal: empower Black myeloma patients, caregivers, survivors, and families by increasing their access to education on and treatments for this disease.
Learn how you can participate by calling 1-844-955-LINK or emailing MyelomaLink@LLS.org today.
Community Health Resources:
Mental Health Podcast for Nurses from the NBNA
Sponsored by Johnson and Johnson, and brought to you by the NBNA the podcasts are candid, transparent and deliver an authentic conversation on how resiliency means to transcend surviving and move up to a level of thriving. The NBNA podcast series offers candid conversations from experts in the field who share personal stories with practical tools,” states Dr. Martha A. Dawson, President and CEO of NBNA. “They are also real people with real-life challenges and experiences which is extremely important towards inspiring other nurses to find their inner resilience.”
All of Us Research Program:
Get involved in Health Research
The All of Us Research Program is a historic effort to gather data from one million or more people living in the United States to accelerate research and improve precision medicine. The NIH is aiming to enroll 50% of people from different racial and ethnic minorities in the program.
Unlike a single research study focused on a specific disease or population, All of Us will serve as a national research resource to inform thousands of studies, covering a wide variety of health conditions. To learn more about how you can participate in this important program, visit www.JoinAllofUs.org/together.
March Community Health Awareness Campaigns
April Community Health Awareness Campaigns
