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Suffolk County Black Nurse Association Annual Tea Party
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12:00 PM – 4:00 PM EST4 hours · Eastern Time · Schedule
East Islip, NY 11730Log in to view
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About Suffolk County Black Nurse Association Annual Tea Party
Welcome to the Suffolk County Black Nurse Association Annual Tea Party! Join us at Shandon Court,115 East Main Street, East Islip, NY, for an inspiring afternoon themed "From Stigma to Support: Advancing Mental Health Awareness Together."
This event brings meaningful conversation, education and inspiration centered on mental health awareness. Enjoy tea and refreshments, as we come toegether to break barriers, promote compassion and foster understanding for those affected by mental health challenges.
Together, we can transform stigma into support and advocacy.
This event brings meaningful conversation, education and inspiration centered on mental health awareness. Enjoy tea and refreshments, as we come toegether to break barriers, promote compassion and foster understanding for those affected by mental health challenges.
Together, we can transform stigma into support and advocacy.
Schedule
SaturdayFebruary 21, 202612:00 PM – 4:00 PM EST4 hours
Times are in Eastern Time (EST, UTC-05:00), the organizer's time zone.
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Suffolk County Black Nurses Association
The mission of the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association is to serve as a united and empowered voice for Black nurses, dedicated to advocating for health equity and addressing systemic disparities in healthcare. Through education, mentorship, and community engagement, we strive to implement effective strategies that promote the highest quality of care for communities of color. We are committed to fostering professional excellence, advancing culturally competent healthcare practices, and creating a supportive network that empowers nurses to lead positive change in their communities.
suffolkcountybna.com
P.O. Box 416
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