Please come check out our first club meeting of the year!

We will. . .

• Distribute the remaining volunteer certificate for past year’s members!

• Introduce the mission, vision, and action items of the Neighborhood Health Screening Club.

• Prepare and sign up for our first mandatory event: Women’s Health Screening Fair!

• Dine on a collection of tasty snacks!

Come join us as we present about current public health issues in San Antonio and surrounding communities and ways we can  overcome them. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Please reach out if you have any questions: ariana.chaudhary@students.nisd.net

Agenda: TBD

A convention of informational talks and free health books.

Northside Activity Center - 7001 Culebra Road, San Antonio, TX 78238

Free community event designed for the entire family!

CAMP activities for all ages, lunch, petting zoo, arts & crafts, music, tours, information sessions, resource fair, and so much more.

CAMP strengthens and inspires individuals with disabilities - and those who care for them - through Recreation, Respite, and Education.

515 Skyline Drive | Center Point, Texas 78010

A group of dedicated professionals has come together to volunteer their time and establish the El Bari Community Health Center. The vision of our founding team is that the El Bari Center will provide a charity clinic for the medically underserved of San Antonio at a time when many residents of our city remain in need. Thanks to the generous support of the Muslim Children Education and Civic Center, who have provided both space and utilities.

Our mission is to provide care for the patients who lack any kind of health insurance and can not afford medical care. This includes those whose income falls under 150% of the poverty level and are not eligible for Medicare, Medicaid, or Carelink. Our strategic location and the experience of our staff also allow us to provide culturally competent care to anyone who has made San Antonio their home.

Our goal is to provide high quality evidence-based care from people whose full hearts and passion for service have led them to give their time to the medically under served of San Antonio.

Are you ready to elevate your mental well-being and embrace a healthier, happier you? This transformative event is designed to empower girls and women of all ages through expert-led workshops, inspiring keynote speakers, and interactive wellness activities. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and take the first step towards a balanced, fulfilling life serve your spot today and unleash the power of YOU!"

Location: 5250 Prue Road Suite 475 San Antonio, TX 78240

Register Here!

Turn in your application by the end of the day for priority!

The City of Helotes is partnering with University Health to host a blood drive on October 18th at Helotes City Hall (12951 Bandera Road Helotes, TX 78023) in the council chambers from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. If you are interested in donating, please sign up online at www.donatebloodtoday.com and look for Helotes City Hall.

Come join us in our mission of improving health equity in SATX! In this club, we will delve into the principles of health screening with hands-on experiences, gain volunteer hours, and develop leadership skills through director positions! We will be providing volunteer hours and snacks to our attendees.

Location: Room 157, Health Careers High School

Join us on October 11, 2023, for an awesome in-person event where we explore game-changing healthcare solutions that actually work! The Free Market Medical Association of San Antonio welcomes an exploratory discussion of innovative healthcare solutions. Dinner will be provided.

Direct Med Clinic uses the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model to solve to two big problems in healthcare today: cost and access. The clinic treats all primary care and urgent care needs. By providing direct, transparent, and affordable access to primary care, many people with chronic medical problems that have previously gone untreated can now be taken care of, which prevents end-organ damage when chronic conditions are not controlled.