02 Dec, 2024 Clarksdale, MS
This collaborative effort aimed to provide essential items to unhoused residents as winter approaches. Institute staff and volunteers from all three organizations worked in tandem to distribute food, beverages, clothing, and hygiene products to meet immediate needs and offer comfort during the colder months. This outreach effort implements the Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health’s mission to support underserved communities while promoting health and wellness. In addition to the work at Pittman Park, the Institute serves residents at Billy Brumfield Men’s Shelter monthly. These initiatives, which fulfill the Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health’s mission to uplift underserved communities by promoting health and wellness, are implemented via the Institute’s Men’s Health Program. For more information, visit www. minority-institute.org. Media Contacts: Dr. Sandra Melvin iamh@advancingminorityhealth. org (769) 572-5263
Coahoma County High School Hosts Comprehensive Career Day Event By Tom Williams
Clarksdale, Mississippi – Last week, Coahoma County High School (CCHS) hosted an inspiring Career Day event, bringing together a wide range of educational institutions, local businesses, public safety organizations, and service representatives. The event was a tremendous success, giving students a glimpse into the countless
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