We couldn't agree more -- and you're welcome!

We will be at the FREE Health & Wellness Fair hosted by Jamaican Canadian Association on Sunday, May 5th! See the flyer below for more details

Visit our booth to learn more about how Black Kids’ Health can support you with culturally informed, evidence-based, kids health info for Black families

We know that you want to prepare your child for the best possible future

We want to remind you that the lessons you teach and examples you set as they grow are an important part of the process as well

You are their most important teacher 🤎

#positiveaffirmation

🌟 Calling all Black barbers & hairstylists! 🌟

Don't miss our virtual workshop on June 27th, 9 AM-1 PM. Join BMHC for FREE training on becoming a First Responder for mental health crises.

Enhance skills, increase visibility, and make an impact!

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Today is #WorldHealthDay

This year, with World Health Organization (WHO), we stand for universal access to quality healthcare, safe drinking water, adequate nutrition, quality housing, fair working conditions, and freedom from discrimination for all

Healthcare is a fundamental human right

#HealthForAll

📢 Did you know that many languages don't have a word that directly corresponds to 'autism' as it is understood in English?

This insightful article in Today's Parent explores how cultural differences impact our understanding and acceptance of autism diagnosis. 🧠💡

Dive into…

Grateful to this inspiring, dedicated team of researchers and leaders in moving Our Kids' Health to the end of our first phase of scale-up to 10 cultural-linguistic communities!

Stay tuned for details on our next chapter (and results).

🙏: KDE Hub Health Canada and PHAC

Many of us are living with or in community with folks living with Autism. It’s crucial that we support & center their experience as we are cultivating a world where Black folks of all abilities have the opportunity to thrive💜

Join the discussion in LA!: shorturl.at/fyR15

Today we recognize #WorldAutismAwarenessDay to foster acceptance, understanding and inclusion of folks on the autism spectrum. For more information on #Autism including some common characteristics, experiences and supports available, tap through the images.

This Autism Awareness Day, we are remembering the importance of building an inclusive world that values the unique contributions of autistic children, youth, and parents.

We also celebrate and appreciate their abilities and work across the globe!✨

#worldautismawarenessday

The signs of anxiety in teens are different from younger children.

To help you identify them, watch Dr. David Esho share what to watch for below ⬇️

We hope this video assists you in helping your child process & comprehend their feelings.

#blackmentalhealth

Today, we are reminded that efforts must be made to ensure that Black children with Down syndrome have access to the same opportunities as everyone else.

We celebrate today by supporting the rights & inclusion of our children with Down syndrome worldwide 🌎

#downsyndromeday

It is never too early to teach children about body autonomy and consent!

So here are 5 tips from Dr. Semipe Oni about teaching your child how to keep their body safe.

#kidsbodyautonomy #parentingeducation #blackchildren

📣 Are you a Black post-secondary student in Canada? I'm recruiting participants to better understand the mental health challenges, experiences & needs of Black students in 🇨🇦 post-secondary institutions for my thesis! Link to study : uottawapsy.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cu…
✨RTs appreciated ✨

SPOTLIGHT EP 3. 🌟: Last but not least, to close out BHM 2024, meet Adom Bondzi-Simpson, a dedicated PGY4 general surgery resident making waves in the medical field! His passion for surgery is matched only by his commitment to patient care and community health. He is currently…