Join us in partnership with Jordan Jefferies-James, Family & Consumer Sciences Agent Rockingham County Center N.C. Cooperative Extension May 18 at 11 am as we talk about healthy eating in the context of the role that faith communities can play in supporting habits that reflect the wholeness of the body. In this session participants will learn new ways […]
For 14 years, PHW has worked to improve health outcomes for all North Carolinians by encouraging faith communities to recognize health as a faith issue. Our program has worked by connecting churches to resources and funding for their health ministries, most frequently through our $1,000 mini-grants. As PHW grows and evolves, the ways we encourage […]
This program is being offered for those seeking to know more about how to deal with issues of mental health and trauma within congregations productively. This conversation will abundantly help faith communities trying to destigmatize mental health and grow in their abilities to understand and address these issues. This workshop is a partnership event offered […]
Join us to learn how the Alter program can help your African-American faith community support and include community members with dementia and their loved ones.
Join us for a webinar alongside Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), the oldest refugee agency in the U.S., to learn how faith communities and people of faith can become sponsor groups and support refugees in building new lives in the U.S. Participants will learn about private sponsorship through Welcome Corps with HIAS. This program enables […]
Faith and the Overdose Crisis: How your faith community can respond to the overdose crisis and help bring it to an end.Thursday, August 31, 7 p.m., Register for Zoom information.PHW will be offering mini-grant opportunities to all Collaborative members in the focus area of Overdose Response beginning mid-August 2023. This webinar is intended to help […]
Join our Partners in Health and Wholeness (PHW) initiative for an educational and comprehensive workshop focusing on tobacco/nicotine. During this session, you will gain knowledge about the dangers of tobacco usage and men’s health, the most recent data, and discover how faith communities can respond to such issues. Featured speakers include Teresa Beardsley, Tobacco Prevention Manager […]
For PHW Collaborative Partners specifically looking to apply or reapply for one of our Focus Area-Specific Grants in Overdose Response, this workshop will help you understand what we are looking for in our grant applications to help you secure funding.
Join PHW along with our friends from Resourceful Communities to learn how to apply for funding, where to look for funding, and how to increase your chance of an award! Resourceful Communities is a Strategic Initiative of The Conservation Fund.
In preparation for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and the bustling holiday seasons where families and friends will gather around a shared meal, we invite you to join us in a 1-hour faith-based conversation about the legislative work of the Farm Bill 2023, the challenging injustices of food insecurity and food deserts in marginalized communities […]
Join PHW for an informative presentation on the connection between hearing health and brain health as you age, featuring Kathy Dowd, AuD, Executive Director of the Audiology Project.
Join us as we learn how to prepare for and respond to cardiac arrest incidences as communities of faith! The Duke Clinical Research Institute is working on a clinical trial focused on improving cardiac arrest survival in North Carolina. Cardiac arrest is when the heart stops suddenly due to an electrical problem. 356,000 cardiac arrests […]
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