Be Well Festival
Celebrating Communities of Color in Puget SoundJoin us for the amazing Be Well Festival on July 2 at Delridge Community Center, from 2 pm - 5 pm. Bring your friends and family. Register for the festival below.
Communities of color and allies are welcome
Join us on July 2 as Black Women Housing Alliance presents: Be Well Festival – Celebrating Communities of Color in the Puget Sound.Meet us in the park at Delridge Community Center at 2 pm where we will be taking a well-earned moment to celebrate our health and wellbeing.We will serve delicious food, have meaningful conversations in this safe space, enjoy music and dancing, and have lots of games for our youth and kids. We will share health and wellness information including free COVID-19 test kits so you can keep yourself and your families safe. Join in and grab some of the multiple giveaways that will be on-site.
Let's Talk
Talking about your health concerns in a safe space is a great way to get correct information and make positive decisions for your health and well-being. Check out this conversation by Fathers and Sons Together (FAST) and Converge Media as they document conversations and community interaction at FAST's "Barbershop Chat, Chew & Play" event in September 2021. This event featured free haircuts, food, entertainment, vendors, guest speakers, and a platform for real conversations between parents and youth about COVID-19 -- watch the video now
64%
Did you know 64% of Black women say the COVID-19 pandemic has most negatively impacted their emotional well-being? They also say the pandemic has had negative effects on their mental health (63%), with 43% saying it has also negatively impacted their physical health.Read more at the Impact Of COVID-19 On Black Women Study
Be Well Festival
The Be Well Festival provides a safe space to explore and celebrate our health and wellness.See you there on July 2 at Delridge Community Center at 2 pm.
