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What’s Happening at AAAHCT
Happy New Year! May 2025 bring you all that your heart desire.![]()
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The Intergenerational Gardening Soul to Soul program is now recruiting youth, adult team leads, and senior citizens for the spring session. Contact the program director (Genice Harris) via email ([email protected]) or phone (210-701-0723) for more information. ![]()
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#foodsovereignty #foodsovereignity #garden #intergenerational
Join us for a day of fitness and fun at “Get Fit In the Park” hosted by the Alliance for African American Health in Central Texas!![]()
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📅 Date: Saturday, March 23, 2024![]()
🕐 Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm![]()
📍 Location: Davis-White Northeast Park (6705 Crystalbrook Drive Austin, TX 78724)![]()
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Get ready to sweat it out with our exciting lineup of activities that includes:![]()
• Exercise circuit with quick 5-minute workouts! 💪![]()
• MixxedFit aerobics session to get your heart pumping! 🎶![]()
•Kids activities include hula hoop, jump rope, corn hole and more.![]()
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Don’t miss out on the chance to win amazing prizes with our drawings every 30 minutes! 🎁![]()
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Bring your friends, family, and your energy as we come together for a day of fitness and community. Let’s make healthy living a priority, together!![]()
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Check out the flyer for more details and spread the word! See you there! 👟🌳![]()
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#GetFitInThePark #HealthyLiving #FitnessFun #AustinEvents #CommunityHealth #AAAHCTX
AAAHCT Director, Marva Overton, and A Better Me Manager, Sharon Ellerby, with Corinth Missionary Baptist Church pastor, Rev. Gary Renfro. Corinth blessed AAAHCT with a donation today as part of their mission to be active and provide support to the community. Thank you Corinth!
Did you know that based on the latest analysis from the American Cancer Society, of all racial groups, Black women made up the most cases of those diagnosed with breast cancer before age 40. ![]()
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Join AAAHCT, Monday, July 24th at 6 p.m. for the Bring Your Brave virtual presentation by Breast Cancer Resource Center. Bring Your Brave is an effort to raise awareness among women under 45 about breast cancer risk and the importance of early detection.