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Sereta Hunter
Sereta Hunter

👶 Community Resource Spotlight: Newborn Care Basics

Are you expecting a baby or know someone preparing to welcome a new addition to their family?

Generation MomMe is offering FREE hands-on Newborn Care Basics classes designed to help new and expecting parents feel more confident caring for their newborn. Participants will learn practical skills including feeding, soothing, safe sleep, diapering, and other newborn essentials in a welcoming, supportive environment.

📅 When: Mondays in August (August 3, 10, 17 & 24)🕠 Time: 5:30–6:30 PM📍 Where: VCU Health Hub at 25th1330 N. 25th Street, Suite A, Richmond, VA 23223

This class is open to:

  • 🤱 Pregnant individuals

  • 👨‍👩‍👧 Expecting parents


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Domestic Violence Client Advocate

My name is Christy. I have done different kinds of case management for over 20 years. I will be starting CHW training next month. I am hear to learn as much as I can.

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Stephanie Toney
Stephanie Toney
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Welcome @Christy Waters We are glad you are here!!

Sereta Hunter
Sereta Hunter

Opportunity Spotlight: Future Doctors & Dentists Wanted!

Do you know a Black male high school junior or senior who dreams of becoming a physician or dentist?

Tennessee State University and Meharry Medical College are seeking qualified applicants for their accelerated 7-year MD/DDS program, which includes the potential for a full-ride scholarship. According to the flyer, there are currently no Black male applicants, making this an important opportunity to share within our communities.


Please help spread the word by sharing this opportunity with students, families, educators, mentors, and community partners in your network. Together, we can help open doors for the next generation of healthcare professionals. 💙


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What are your top reasons for choosing a career as a Community Health Worker?

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Sereta Hunter
Sereta Hunter
2 days ago

This career chose me! Throughout my life, I've found myself advocating for others, listening without judgment, and helping people find solutions during difficult times. Community Health Work gave a name and a purpose to what I already felt called to do.

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