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There’s always something new going on at the Health Gap and in the community. Whether it’s a cooking class or seminar concerning the health issues that hit you closest to home, find out about it here. If you’d like more information about any of these listings, please contact one of our Community Health Program Coordinators listed here. 2017 Health Expo Talent Competition Sign-Ups March 22nd Special Budget Meeting Mayoral Debate; 4/6/17 2017 Health Expo “Racism is Deadly to Your Health!” Hope and Love Carnival 2/17/17 click image to enlarge. [ Read More → ] 2017 Community Engagement Academy Enrollment Please click images to enlarge.[ Read More → ] “Get out and Vote” with Nina Turner 2/18/17 Click to enlarge event details[ Read More → ] Join us with Roland Martin 2/2/17 Cincinnati Black Theater Company Presents Black Nativity Click image to enlarge [ Read More → ] New Vision Holiday Celebration Click image to inlarge [ Read More → ] Poverty, Welfare, and Religion Symposium: Health Gap founder and executive director Dwight Tillery will also present along with Health Gap COO Renee Mahaffey Harris. Click to enlarge picture.[ Read More → ] Black Men’s Health Conference Please join us on Saturday, November 12th for the 4th Annual Black Men’s Heath Conference. Our theme is Men’s Health Matters! This annual event helps to spread the importance of Men’s Health issues. The numbers concerning the health of Black men in American are sobering, 44.4% of Black Men over the age of 20 have heart disease and Black men are 60% are more likely to have a stroke than white men. 1 in 5 Black men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. …[ Read More → ] Do Right! Babies “BIRTH” Day Party 9/24/16 Job Fair 9/24/16 Click image to enlarge.[ Read More → ] Sleep Apnea Wellness Series 9/6/16 Saturday Wellness Series Click to enlarge the picture[ Read More → ] Health Insurance 101: Know the Facts Saturday Wellness Series Click picture to enlarge. [ Read More → ] All-City Master Nutrition Volunteer Certification Click picture to enlarge.[ Read More → ] Wellness Series Click on picture to enlarge.[ Read More → ] Do Right! Get Fit Workshops! The Health Gap has been named the 2016 Agency of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). The Center for Closing the Health Gap – a Cincinnati non-profit dedicated to promoting awareness of health disparities through education, training, advocacy and outreach – has been named the 2016 Agency of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). The Health Gap was nominated by Marilyn Hoskins, a licensed social worker and a Region 6 Executive Board Member. The NASW is the largest and most recognized membership organization of professional social workers in the world. There are more than 130,000 members nationwide and …[ Read More → ] Community Wellness Coaches Honored Residents that participated in services, interventions and programming were honored by The Health Gap, The Avondale Comprehensive Development Corporation, The Community Builders, and The Greater Cincinnati Urban League. The Health Gap gave awards to 18 Avondale CHOICE residents. Three of our Community Wellness Coaches were honored. [ Read More → ] Spring into Health Walnut Hills 2016 Health Expo Health Gap’s 13th Annual Health Expo Invites Cincinnati to Get Healthy with Free Health Screenings and Family-Friendly Entertainment For more information about the Expo or volunteering, contact Cassandra Robinson at casscan@fuse.net or 513-659-4216, Health Expo Manager. The Center for Closing the Health Gap in Greater Cincinnati is hosting its 13th annual Health Expo on Saturday, April 30, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Washington Park. This year’s event is themed “A Good Life is a Healthy Life.” The Health Expo debuted in 2004 and is the Health Gap’s …[ Read More → ] Black Men’s Health Workshop 3/19/16 3/4: Do Right!® Healthy Corner Store Tour Join us for our Do Right!® Healthy Corner Store Network tour. We will travel to four of our 13 network stores, including Ravine Street Market, Jet-In Market and Sam’s Market. During the tour, community members are invited to spend approximately 20-30 minutes in each location to explore each of the newly remodeled storefronts and their bright displays of fresh food options. The event is free to the public. The vision behind the Do Right! Corner Store network, which began in 2014, is to increase access and …[ Read More → ] 2/25: Inaugural Black History Month Community Lecture Series Visit our event page to add this to your calendar![ Read More → ] 11/10: Enroll in the Affordable Care Act Medical Insurance Program 11/21: Black Men’s Health Workshop with Dick Gregory 11/7: From Slavery – Now! Root Causes of Infant Mortality Rates Cincinnati Public Invited to Attend Community Conversations: From Slavery – Now! Root Causes of Rates of Infant Mortality in our Communities Free community event features speaker Dr. Arthur James, activities for children, cooking and fitness demonstration and more WHAT Hamilton County has some of the highest rates for infant mortality in all of the United States. The Center for Closing the Health Gap in Greater Cincinnati — in partnership with Cradle Cincinnati, Cincinnati Recreation Commission, Cincinnati Public Schools, and the Bootsy Collins Foundation — invite the general public … Health Gap Selected to Present at 2015 Active Living Research Annual Conference Health Gap’s Culture Shifting Mt. Auburn Program to be Highlighted at National Conference Elsevier, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation select Health Gap to present at the 2016 Do Active Research Conference for active living researchers and champions The Health Gap is positively shifting the culture of health in Cincinnati with innovative initiatives — and national health leaders are taking note. Today the organization announced it will be a featured presenter at the 2016 Active Living Research Conference, January 31-February 3, 2016 in Clearwater Beach, Florida. Presenting “Do Right!® Development and …[ Read More → ] Community Conversations with Dr. Art James 1st Annual First Ladies Health Day Do Right! Win Against Diabetes Series Infant Mortality Awareness Walk Click image to get the full version.[ Read More → ] First Ladies Health Initiative Volunteer Form Interested in volunteering for the First Ladies Health Initiative of Cincinnati Health Day on Sunday, October 11th, 2015? Click here to download the volunteer form. When you have completed the form, please submit it in one of the following ways: E-mail: Phyllis Sloan at phyllis.sloan@uchealth.com. Mail: The Center for Closing the Health Gap, 3120 Burnet Ave, Suite 201, Cincinnati, OH 45229 If you have any questions, please call Phyllis Sloan at 513-585-9864. [ Read More → ] Fall Internship Application Please fill out application and email to: ClosingTheGap@UCHealth.com If you have any question please call 513-585-9879 Internship-Service Learning Application[ Read More → ] Black M en’s Health Workshop Town Hall Meeting on Infant Mortality Hosted by: R.E.A.L. Women The National Coalition of 100 Black Women The Cincinnati Federation of Colored Women’s Club The First Ladies Initiative The Center for Closing the Health Gap Cradle Cincinnati[ Read More → ] Post Health Expo Doctors Follow-Up English HIPPA Form: 2015 HIPPA form for doctors offices Spanish HIPPA Form: 2015 HIPPA Spanish form for doctors Follow-Up Doctors Form: Physician Follow-Up Instructions[ Read More → ] 2015 Health Expo: Everything you need to know The 12th Annual Health Expo is taking place on April 25 in Washington Park! Live performance by Bootsy’s Rubber Band!! Be in the center of the action – there will be good food, live music, dynamic demonstrations, invaluable health screening opportunities – and much, much, more! This great event can’t happen without the help of people like you! To volunteer at the Health Expo, please fill out the volunteer form by March 24, 2015. There will be a mandatory volunteer training on April 16th 5:30-6:30 or April 18th 10am-11am Interested in volunteering to conducting a screening? Click here. Interested …[ Read More → ] First Mt. Auburn Block by Block Group Meeting 2/11/15 The Mt. Auburn Block by Block expanded implementation is officially in progress, with residents recently attending their first group meeting. Fun was had by all, learning new names and faces, and learning about why they wanted to be part of the Block by Block Group. We are excited for participants to begin their journey to health in the Mt. Auburn Community! #gallery-8 { margin: auto; #gallery-8 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; #gallery-8 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; #gallery-8 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; //[ Read More → ] Mt. Auburn Family Activity Day at Taft Elementry This past Saturday, fun was had by all who attended the Mt. Auburn Family Activity Day at Taft Elementary! Thank you to the Woodward High School Health Sciences students for conducting different stations where residents had the opportunity to learn all about their health! From learning CPR, to trying out agility training, everyone got the chance to learn something new! #gallery-9 { margin: auto; #gallery-9 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; #gallery-9 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; #gallery-9 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; //[ Read More → ] Avondale/Choice Community Engagement Academy Graduation Ceremony! The Center for Closing the Health Gap in Partnership with The Community Builder’s, Inc. Choice Neighborhoods, hosted their first Avondale/Choice Community Engagement Academy Graduation Ceremony! In attendance were a host of family, friends, neighbors and community partners. Thirteen graduates their Leadership certificates and are excited about using the skills they’ve learned over the past six weeks, to impact their communities. We congratulate you Avondale leaders on a job well done! #gallery-10 { margin: auto; #gallery-10 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; #gallery-10 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; #gallery-10 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; // …[ Read More → ] 1st Diabetes Graduation We want to congratulate all of the participants for their hard work and commitment throughout the Health Gap’s first Diabetes Series! We are proud of the wonderful progress made by each participant during this session and are thrilled that they learned how to Do Right! And Win Against Diabetes! We enjoyed everyone’s positive reinforcement and are excited to see their continued successes. Congratulations! Click here to watch some of the Testimonials from the Diabetes Graduates …[ Read More → ] Mt. Auburn Cookie Decorating; 12/13/14 Mt. Auburn families came together at Taft Elementary on Saturday, December 13th for some holiday fun! Everyone enjoyed decorating cookies and participating in fun raffle prize drawings. It was a great family event to enjoy this holiday season! [ Read More → ] Corner Store: Lexington Market Improvements Be sure to drop by one of our oldest Corner stores Lexington Market, to check out the vibrant new changes and pick up some fresh foods![ Read More → ] Community Engagement Academy Graduation Congratulations to our Community Engagement Academy All City Class #5 Graduates! Twenty-Two leaders received their certificates last night during the CEA graduation ceremony at Gabriel’s Place. We wish them all the best as they use the information learned in their classes to go forward to impact and create change in communities throughout Cincinnati! Well done leaders! [ Read More → ] Black Men’s Health Conference The Center for Closing the Health Gap hosted its 2nd Annual Black Men’s Health Conference this past weekend with approximately 200 Black men and boys in attendance. The conference’s theme, “Black Men: Endangered or Thriving? Your Health. Your Choice. Your Responsibility.” focused on empowering Black men and boys with the knowledge and tools necessary to become pro-active in their health and wellness. We were thrilled to have workshops for Black youth hosted by Emory Livers, Jr. and Dr. Robert Akikta as well as workshops for …[ Read More → ] Hughes High school Eat Right! Today we educated 130 Hughes High School Students on how to Eat Right as part of their Intersession Day! They learned why each food group is important for your health, how to read the food label, portion control and how to choose healthy options on the go! They also participated in a fun activity that had them guessing the calorie content of oversized portions! It was a great time for everyone! #gallery-12 { margin: auto; #gallery-12 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; #gallery-12 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; #gallery-12 .gallery-caption … Mt Auburn Health Expo Here is some of the fun that we had at the 2014 Mt Auburn Health Expo: #gallery-13 { margin: auto; #gallery-13 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; #gallery-13 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; #gallery-13 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; //[ Read More → ] Our Block-by-Block Initiative is Expanding The Do Right!® Block-by-Block Initiative, stemming from our previous Do Right! Campaign work, is an IRB-approved study which is a resident-led Block-by-Block lifestyle modification intervention. Beginning in Mt. Auburn with 15 pilot households in 2013, a focus on physical activity levels and dietary outcomes is emphasized, with recruitment in progress to implement expansion to 36 households. Based on metrics from the 5321 Almost None Campaign, this 16- week healthy lifestyle intervention recruits community health champions to establish a sustainable culture of health one block at a …[ Read More → ] Walnut Hills Fall Into Good Health Event Walnut Hills Fall Into Good Health Event This past Saturday at Melrose YMCA was the Fall Into Good Health Event to launch our infant mortality work in Walnut Hills. It was a beautiful day and by 10:00 we had a line as long as the building full of people waiting to get in. There was an energetic and upbeat atmosphere during the whole event. Kids were decorating pumpkins for Halloween, coloring while learning about My Plate and the food groups, and getting plenty of activity …[ Read More → ] Highlights from the 10th Anniversary Celebration On September 25, 2014, the Center for Closing the Health Gap was joined by five hundred of its partners, volunteers, and other friends for a celebration of its ten year anniversary – ten years spent on the journey to equality in health. The evening opened up with an oral retelling of the Health Gap’s history. This was followed by a riveting speech from Martin Luther King III who commended the Health Gap on its work, cited the many areas of the injustice in our country, …[ Read More → ] 5th CEA Class Currently Underway The Health Gap’s 5th Community Engagement Academy (CEA) is currently underway! Over 30 community members are in the process of being equipped with tools to become effective community leaders. Community Engagement is defined as the process of working collaboratively with groups of people affiliated by geography, special interests, or issues affecting their wellbeing. It is only through this collaborative work that issues affecting communities will be solved. Over four months, participants in this free training opportunity will take workshops on Leadership, Community Advocacy, Power and Influence, …[ Read More → ] Tell Pharmacies and Wellness Retailers To Toss Out Tobacco! Thousands of people have already signed American Public Health Association’s petition to ask all pharmacies and wellness retailers to stop selling tobacco. You can sign, too, to ensure you, your children, and future generations are at lower risks from the deadly consequences of tobacco use. Click Here to Sign the Petition: Stop selling tobacco products in pharmacies and clinics The vision of the Center for Closing the Health Gap is that Greater Cincinnati will be a healthier region for all. Tobacco products have been a long-acknowledged impediment to …[ Read More → ] Are You Diabetic or Pre-Diabetic? Do Right! Healthy Corner Stores Farmer’s Market Public Hearing on Infant Mortality Health Gap’s 10th Anniversary Celebration The Journey to Equality in Health “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane.” -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. For the past ten years, the Center for Closing the Health Gap in Greater Cincinnati has been on the journey to equality in health. Thank you for being a part of that journey! We would love to hear your stories and see your photos from your time with the Health Gap! Please share with us about your experiences on social media, using …[ Read More → ] Avondale Choice Neighborhoods Avondale Choice Neighborhoods is part of a $29 million federal grant awarded from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), geared toward the revitalization of the Avondale public housing community. The Center for Closing the Health Gap, the Community Builders, Inc., the Urban League of Greater Cincinnati, and the Avondale Development Corporation are all working in partnership to help the residents of five buildings achieve their goals. We, at The Center for Closing the Health Gap, are particularly working within this partnership to help …[ Read More → ] 2014 Health Expo Special Report The 11th Annual Health Expo was a resounding success! Download a copy of our special report below to read highlights from the event. See pictures, read the survey results, learn about the honorees, and much much more! The Health Gap would like to extend a special thank you to the sponsors, volunteers, and attendees who helped make this all possible. Click Here to Download the Report [ Read More → ] Do You Need a Doctor? Everyone should have a Primary Care Physician or a General Practitioner who helps oversee all aspects of their health. If you’re in need of a Primary Care Physician, download our list of doctors currently accepting new patients in Cincinnati. Resource Guide-Do You Need a Doctor 2014[ Read More → ] WORKSHOP: How to Deal With Stress in 2014 How to Deal With Stress in 2014 Feeling Peace, Power and Joy Stress may be affecting your life more than you realize! Join us for this 3-part series where you will learn how to identify stress and monitor its effect on your life. Then you will be empowered with relaxation techniques to get that stress under control! The workshops will be led by Dr. Nzingha Dalila of Noetikha Mental Health Research. When: Tuesdays; February 18, February 25, and March 4, 2014 at 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Where: The Center for Closing …[ Read More → ] FREE EVENT! Learn How to Get Enrolled in the ACA Medical Insurance Program Men’s Health Conference with Oscar Robertson a Success The Center for Closing the Health Gap hosted its first conference on black men’s health with featured guest Oscar Robertson on Saturday, November 9, 2013. We had a great turnout for the event with more than 150 people. The day was full of inspirational moments where men were able to share concerns about their health in a safe place. The forum provided an eye-opening experience for attendees and speakers alike. Take a look at video from the day’s events. Health Gap Selected to Present at 2014 Active Living Research Annual Conference The Center for Closing the Health Gap announced today that the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), the nation’s largest philanthropy devoted exclusively to health and health care, selected the organization by review committee as a presenting workshop partner at the Active Living Research (ALR) Annual Conference in San Diego on March 9, 2014. The workshop is entitled “Telling a Story: Using Photovoice as Part of a Community-based Participatory Research Community Needs Assessment.” Developed as an original workshop by the Health Gap, it is …[ Read More → ] Health Gap Joins National Sullivan Alliance The Health Gap was asked to join the National Sullivan Alliance which is led by former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Dr. Louis W. Sullivan, M.D. (pictured right with Eric Porfeli, PH. D. from Northeast Medical University). Dr. Sullivan formed The Sullivan Alliance to Transform the Health Professions in January 2005. This initiative includes six states working to strengthen the capacity and quality of the the numbers of ethnic and racial minorities within health professions. [ Read More → ] 2013 LULAC Community Outreach Awarded to Health Gap League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) recognized The Center for Closing theHealth Gap for making significant contributions to Cincinnati’s Latino community with the 2013 Community Outreach award. The Living the Dream Awards Gala was held October 4, 2013 at the Cincinnati Marriott at River Center. The Center shares LULAC’s commitment to improving the health of Latinos and is honored to receive this award.[ Read More → ] Do Right!® Healthy Stores Campaign Expands The Do Right!® Corner Store Network has expanded to the West End through a Greater Cincinnati Foundation grant. West End joins Avondale in addressing the city’s food deserts issue — Walnut Hills, Lower Price Hill, Northside, South Cumminsville/Millvale and Mt. Auburn will soon follow. Jet-In (pictured right) entered the network in June after West End’s Food Outlet Assessment led by West End residents. Eight of the Health Gap’s planned 14 corner stores will be operational by the first quarter of 2014.[ Read More → ] Free Screening Soul food is a key expression of cultural identity to many African Americans. In Soul Food Junkies Filmmaker Byron Hurt explores the history and social significance of soul food and its effect on African American health — good and bad. The National Action Network (NAN) and The Health Gap hosted a screening of this insightful film during Avondale’s Annual Festival & Health Fair. Contact us at 585-9872 if you are interested in organizing a viewing. Food traditions are hard to change, especially when they’re passed …[ Read More → ] INSIDE CINCINNATI: HEALTH GAP TALKS FOOD DESERTS, 8/8 “Inside Cincinnati” features Renee Mahaffey Harris, Executive Director of the Health Gap, and Cincinnati City Council member, Wendell Young. They discuss health disparities and food deserts in our communities. Courtesy of CitiCable.[ Read More → ] Second Act We’ve experienced many momentum-building moments this year. We started with theestablishment of the Fresh Food Fund, which benefits our Do Right! Healthy Corner Store initiative. We then welcomed a record-breaking crowd to the 10th Annual Health Expo. In June, we joined the effort to lower high infant mortaility rates in Cincinnati. And now, we are pleased to share that Health Gap CEO, Dwight Tillery, is among the Cincinnati Business Courier 2013 ‘Second Act’ winners. Read more. Join us in congratulating and thanking Dwight for his tireless work …[ Read More → ] NEWS: HEALTH GAP, RWJF IN DC: Commission to Build Healthier America, 6/19 The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission to “Build a Healthier America” met in Washington, D.C. on June 19, 2013 to hear testimony from leading experts on how best to support health in communities and health during early childhood. Eight experts from across the country provided testimony to the commission. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), led by President and CEO Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, is the nation’s largest philanthropy devoted solely to the public’s health. In 2009 RWJF released their report, Beyond Health Care: New Directions to a Healthier America, …[ Read More → ] NEWS: INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION COLLABORATIVE FORMS: Health Gap joins, 6/13 Cincinnati health organizations, hospitals and city leaders along with the Health Gap formed a collaborative dedicated to decreasing Cincinnati infant mortality rates to below average rates in five years. Currently, the mortality rate among infants in some Cincinnati populations is three times the national average.[ Read More → ] Health Expo THANKS FOR MAKING OUR 10TH ANNUAL HEALTH EXPO A SUCCESS! We welcomed a record attendance of 10,000 people to Over-the-Rhine’s recently renovated Washington Park for this year’s Expo. The event was held in conjunction with The School for Creative & Performing Arts (SCPA). This year more than 1,865 health screenings were conducted – bringing the total since 2003 to nearly 18,000 screenings! Personal health information and screenings are more important than ever in helping those in our communities lead healthier lives. With your help, our annual Expo helps make …[ Read More → ]
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