Today marks the start of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek . While maternal mortality has decreased in NYC since 2001, Black women still experience higher mortality rates than other racial and ethnic groups. With #HealthyNYC , we're working to close this disparity: nyc.gov/healthynyc

Join us at the #HealthyNYSummit on April 18th, featuring keynote remarks by nychealthy Commissioner Ashwin Vasan, MD, PhD Dr. Ashwin Vasan! Find out more & register here: bit.ly/3Up5tmO

We're celebrating Black Maternal Health Week with events at our Health Action Centers in #theBronx , #Harlem and #Brooklyn ! Expectant and new mothers and caregivers are invited to join us for a fun day of workshops and activities.

Learn more and register: bit.ly/BMHW2024NYC

#BlackMaternalHealthWeek , April 11-17: Join us for a week dedicated to raising awareness & action for better maternal health outcomes for Black women in NYC! Watch powerful video excerpts from our recent convening, offering insights & actionable steps. Don't miss out on #NYC4MHC !

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Do you know the difference? Midwives are medical professionals who provide primary and reproductive care, while doulas provide non-medical support to pregnant people and their families.

Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3UgxkW5

Addressing #publichealth challenges through partnerships and people with bold vision nychealthy Commissioner Ashwin Vasan, MD, PhD Dr. Michelle E. Morse Chelsea Clinton Clinton Global Initiative Thank you for coverage Heather Butts

The last day of #NationalPublicHealthWeek focuses on the Future of Public Health. #HealthyNYC initiative aims to increase NYC life expectancy to 83 by 2030, addressing major health challenges. Join us in shaping the future of public health!

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An aftershock earthquake has occurred in the NYC area. Residents are advised to remain indoors and to call 911 if injured. More info: bit.ly/3vMVLRe

Today's #NationalPublicHealthWeek theme is Reproductive & Sexual Health. FPHNYC manages a grant for @nychealthy's NYCTC, providing evidence-based sexual health education to 15,000 youth annually. #NPHW2024

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April 15th is just around the corner! A gift of securities or other assets to FPHNYC can provide substantial tax and financial advantages while helping improve the health of New Yorkers. Find out about #plannedgiving at buff.ly/3TFkQpj #2024taxseason

Violence is a public health issue and predicts future negative physical and mental health outcomes. Homicides have increased 59% since 2019. #HealthyNYC has a goal to decrease homicides by 30% by 2030.

Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3SlX4Q6

#NationalPublicHealthWeek #NPHW2024 #healthyneighborhoods National Public Health Week

Transgender, gender non-conforming and non-binary (TGNCNB) people may have unique health needs. Our health booklet, Pride and Care, provides health tips and resources for TGNCNB New Yorkers.

Download the booklet: on.nyc.gov/446oAUS

🙌 #NationalPublicHealthWeek is here! Browse through our latest Impact Report to see how FPHNYC, alongside @nychealthy, is working to achieve Healthier, Longer Lives for All New Yorkers! National Public Health Week #PublicHealth #NYC #NPHW2024

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Didn't score a spot in the #NYCMarathon lottery this year? Don't let that stop you from achieving your running goals! Join FPHNYC's 2024 Marathon team and fuel your passion for running while making a real impact.

Apply now and #Runforacause : buff.ly/3IVBxYy