Community health fair 2023

HJAHC, along with their community partners, will be hosting this free event for patients and community members. The event will feature wellness and family

Prepare your family for a healthy school year and attend one of our five health fairs scheduled throghout the summer and early fall. July 15th | 10:00 a.m. –

Is 2023 a good year for Health & Wellness?

Self-care, mental health, and nutrition are more top of our mind than ever. 2023 is sure to be full of health and wellness events across the country.

What is a community health fair?

Join us at a Community Health Fair this year! MGFA Community Health Fairs are designed to help you or your loved one navigate MG.
Talk with medical professionals, access educational and wellness resources, and meet others in the MG community.
Connect with each other, share stories and guidance, and learn more about managing this disease.

What's happening at the 2022 Healthy Living Fair?

On Friday, a number of healthcare agencies will gather to provide their services at the Rio Bravo Community Center as part of the 2022 Healthy Living Fair.
Commissioner Jesse Gonzalez encourages residents to attend and make sure health is a priority.

American activist

David Fair is an American activist who has been a leader in the labor, LGBT, AIDS, homeless and child advocacy movements in Philadelphia, PA since the 1970s.
He has founded or co-founded several advocacy and service organizations, including the Philadelphia Lesbian and Gay Task Force (1977), the Philadelphia Gay Cultural Festival (1978), Lavender Health (1979), the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley Union of the Homeless (1985), Philly Homes 4 Youth (2017), The Coalition for Queer Equity, and the Philadelphia Coalition on Opioids and Children (2018), and led the creation of numerous local government health and human service initiatives, including the AIDS Activities Coordinating Office for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health (1987) and the Division of Community-Based Prevention Services (2001), the Parenting Collaborative (2003), and the Quality Parenting Initiative (2014) for the Philadelphia Department of Human Services.

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