NorthEast Health Resource Center
Community Development Corporation (CDC)
Thank you for visiting NorthEast Health Resource Center!
Since 1985 we have strived to provide the community with resources and assistance desperately needed but sometimes not always affordable or accesible to all. With the help of disciplined staff,volunteers and your generous donations,we can ensure equity in all areas of life for a sustainable future for everyone.
"Better Health in the Community,makes a
Healthy Community"
Since 1985 NEHRC has been addressing the health and human resource issues within communities in a manner that recognizes inclusiveness, cultural, racial, gender sensitivities, traditions, and values. We have always fostered a cross cultured approach pertinent to the communities needs and desires. With your generous support we can continue to implement the social programs for our Elderly, Veterans, Youth and Small Business Entrepreneurs.
Our Goals and Programs Include:
-Share relevant information about health and human resources
-Communicate upcoming health and community events
-Serve as a support and referral service
-Partnering with health, community and social organizations
-Fostering better health overall across cultural divides
-Creating avenues of economic equity
-Youth College Readiness and Recruitment
-NEHRC Youth Discovery Club
-Sports Diplomacy in the US and Abroad
-AARP and Senior Socials and Support
-Veteran Resources and Housing
Partner with the NEHRC
Do you have an event coming up and would like the NEHRC to attend?
Do you need help locating resources, guest speaker or health professional?
Contact us to see if we can partner together today!
Community Outreach Supporters:
NBA Kings Do Good Summit
Crescent Sports Media
Bonergies Global
GroupSync Solutions LLC.
Samba Golf Academy
P. Hardy Mentoring Boot Camp
COMMUNITY OUTREACH and SERVICES
CALENDAR OF COMMUNITY EVENTS:
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES:
The tobacco industry pays many political leaders, entertainers and sponsors HBCUs, festivals, newspapers and other prominent civil rights organizations. Improving health outcomes for African Americans will require leaders to tear down the racial and social systems that have kept the tobacco industry in charge and future generations lives at risk.
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