By Ariele Vaccaro When it broke that the Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin (BHCW) would lose 80 percent of its funding -- funding used to help African American mothers -- Milwaukee was left … [Read more...]
Black Health Coalition Loses 80 Percent of it’s Funding
by Ariele Vaccaro After this winter, it could become more difficult for some Milwaukee mothers to find the resources to keep their children healthy. The Milwaukee Healthy Beginnings Project … [Read more...]
11th Annual African American Walk for Quality Health
On Saturday June 7, 2014 Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin, Inc. (BHCW) will have their 11th Annual African American Walk for Quality Health. This year’s theme is Women’s Health. Event cochairs … [Read more...]
Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin hires Clarene Mitchell as director of Collaboration and Communications
Organization to raise profile of Milwaukee Healthy Beginnings Project and Agency overall Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin, Inc. (BHCW) is pleased to announce the hiring of Clarene Mitchell as … [Read more...]
Clarene Mitchell joins Milwaukee Health Services, Inc.
Clarene Mitchell has joined Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. as their Corporate Communications Specialist. Mitchell is respected locally for her long history of working to address racial health … [Read more...]
Veterans at Family House, Inc. were given a special tribute on Memorial Day
Veterans at Family House, Inc. were given a special tribute on Memorial Day by Clarene Mitchell, Community Liaison for VITAS Innovative Hospice Care. The residents and staff in attendance received a … [Read more...]
Advance Directives workshop was held at Genesis Supportive Living Services
In observance of National Healthcare Decisions Day, April 16, 2010, an Advance Directives workshop was held at Genesis Supportive Living Services, an agency that serves the older adult community in … [Read more...]
Black History Month Tribute: Prominent African Americans who benefited from Hospice Care
By Clarene Mitchell VITAS Innovative Hospice Care, Community Liaison On a national level, only 8 percent of hospice users are African American. Yet, with the disproportionately higher African … [Read more...]