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Health and Wellness Partners

NCBA’s Health and Wellness Program offers continual education, resources, and technical assistanceeither in-person, online, or through self-paced learning opportunities. The program offers a wide variety ofsocial and economic services and support including, the delivery and coordination of national healtheducation and promotion activities, and the dissemination of and referral to resources.

Recorded Webinars

2024 Recorded Webinars

Prepare for Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Floods, and Long-term Effects

Explore the Americans with Disabilities Act: Accessibility and Inclusion

The Air We Share: Asthma Empowerment in Older African Americans

What You Should Know About Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) as an Older American

Ways To Prepare and Save For Retirement

Asthma Disparities in the Black Community

Aging Well and In Place

Heart Valve Disease: Its Effects on the Black Community

Recorded Webinars

2024 Recorded Webinars

Explore the Americans with Disabilities Act: Accessibility and Inclusion

Asthma Disparities in the Black Community

Ways To Prepare and Save For Retirement

What You Should Know About Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) as an Older American

The Air We Share: Asthma Empowerment in Older African Americans

Aging Well and In Place

Heart Valve Disease: Its Effects on the Black Community

2023 Recorded Webinars

Black Americans: More Likely Diagnosed with Asthma, Underrepresented in Clinical Trials

Asthma Peak Week: The Perfect Storm

Dilated Eye Exams: Know the Importance

Diabetes and Your Eye Health: Advocating for Quality Eye Care

Hearing Loss: Determinants to Equity Care in the Black Community

Asthma Peak Week: The Perfect Storm

Preparing for Wildfires, Hurricanes and Their Prolonged Risks

Lung Cancer and Its Effects on the Black Community

Dilated Eye Exams: Know the Importance

Black Male Caregivers for Dementia

Atherosclerotic Cardiovasular Disease

The American Red Cross: Before , During, After.

Social Security: Your Pension, Retirement and Savings Plans

Assessing Current Knowledge Related to HIV and Womens Health

Cardiovascular Disease in Older Adults

Diabetes and Your Eye Health

Aging in Place: Steps to Help You and Your Family Prepare

Osteoporotic Fractures: Impact on Black and African American Older Adults and Family Caregivers

Alzheimer's: Know the 10 Warning Signs

Bone Health and Osteoporosis: an Overview

Parkinson's Disease in the Black Community and the Importance of Research Participation

2022 Recorded Webinars

Breast Cancer: Know Your Risk Factors

Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body

Diabesity: Lifestyle Changes to Target Diabetes and Obesity

2021 Recorded Webinars

Diet and Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention

Fraud and Scams: How to Avoid Them Through Relationship with Your Bank

Living With Serious Illness: How Palliative Care Can Help

Eye Health: Healthy Aging for Black Older Adults

Preparedness for All Ages: A Lasting Legacy

Falls Prevention: What You and Your Caregiver Should Know

Avoiding Strokes: Learn Your Risk Factors and Preventative Measures

Aging in Place: Steps to Help You and Your Family Prepare

Diabetes and Your Eye Health

Cardiovascular Disease in Older Adults

Aging in Place: Steps to Help You and Your Family Prepare

Diabetes and Your Eye Health

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