Independent health planning organization working collaboratively to improve health quality / access and to eliminate health care disparities in our community.
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ALT Photo of a bunch of hands coming together in teamwork with the words: Everyone needs a little extra help sometimes. Call 211. At the bottom there is the Common Ground Health logo and the words: Connection is protection.
ALT Photo of a bunch of hands coming together in team work with the words: 988 is a new 3-digit number you can call, text or chat if you need mental health support now. the numbers 988 are big and bold. The common ground health logo is on the bottom with the words Connection is Protection.
ALT Two american flags with the words Memorial Day Remember & Honor
ALT Linda Harrell-Davis, community health educator with our Get it Done initiative at the Women of Distinction awards.
ALT Photos of Black people, framed by circles. Logos of sponsoring organizations: Community Healing Network, The Association of Black Psychologists, Emotional Emancipation Circles, and Common Ground Health.
ALT Photo of happy Black intergenerational family. Common Ground Health logo and the words "Connection is Protection."
ALT Photo of happy Black intergenerational family. Common Ground Health logo and the words "Connection is Protection."
ALT left to right, photo 1: Patricia Cathey and Dina Faticone. Photo 2: Patricia Cathey, Sarah White Smith, and Dina Faticone
ALT Event flyer announcing the African American Health Coalition’s free “Health Care Rodeo” with health care partners; all are welcome. Dates and locations: June 6 (11AM–2PM) at Edgerton Park, 41 Backus St, Rochester 14608; July 11 (11AM–2PM) at Aberdeen Square Park, 373 Aberdeen St, Rochester 14619; Aug 8 (12PM–4PM) at Jordan Health & Baden Park, 82 Holland St, Rochester 14605, in partnership with Jordan Health’s Front Porch Festival. The flyer lists information tables and on-site screening/testing for high blood pressure and HIV/STD; music by DJ Shawn Estrich. Topics: Children’s Health, Substance Use, Narcan, Health Insurance, Mental Health, Dental Care, Older Adult Health, Youth Programs, Social Services, Brain Health.
ALT Photos of Black people, framed by circles. Logos of sponsoring organizations: Community Healing Network, The Association of Black Psychologists, Emotional Emancipation Circles, and Common Ground Health.
ALT Carol Tegas giving closing remarks at the Speak Life! Health Equity Conference.
ALT Carol Tegas giving closing remarks at the Speak Life! Health Equity Conference.
ALT Attendees report out after table discussions.
ALT Attendees report out after table discussions.
ALT Attendees report out after table discussions.
ALT Allegany River Seneca Dancers
ALT Allegany River Seneca Dancers
ALT Allegany River Seneca Dancers
ALT Atebayilla Drum and Dance Group
ALT Michele Boyd being given the Dr. Constantino Fernandez Leadership and Advocacy Award by Dr. Mary Bisbee-Burrows, Chair of the African American Health Coalition.
ALT Angelina Hilton of the Indigenous Health Coalition receiving the Edgar Santa Cruz Outstanding Coalition Member Award.
ALT From left to right: Laura Sugarwala (University of Rochester School of Medicine Center for Community Health and Prevention), Dr. Mike Hudson (Regional Health Reach), Mai Abdullah (Refugees Helping Refugees), Candace Cabral (Foodlink benefit navigator/Healthi Kids parent leader ), Dr. Seanelle Hawkins (Urban League of Rochester), and Devon Reynolds (Common Ground Health community health educator; owner of Brothers and Sisters Unisex Salon).
ALT Dr. Mike Hudson of Regional Health Reach
ALT Mai Abdullah of Refugees Helping Refugees
ALT Healthi Kids Parent Leader and benefit coordinator for Foodlink, Candace Cabral
ALT Year in Review cover. A Path to Better Health--for All. Photo of Health Coalition members.
ALT Anthony Jimenez, PhD, RIT, keynote speaker on stage with audience looking on.
ALT Keynote speaker Anthony Jimenez, PhD, RIT at podium.
ALT Anthony Jimenez, PhD on stage next to screen.
ALT Chair of the African American Health Coalition Dr. Mary Bisbee-Burrows on stage.