Concerns about COVID-19 have decreased since the initial height of the pandemic, but time (and science) has shown that the fight against the virus is ...
The measles has started to spread in the United States within the last couple of months. Most cases have been found in Florida, but due to nationwide ...
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Cecilia Gentili, a beloved member of our Apicha Community Health Center (CHC) family. An ...
Living with HIV has come a long way since the early days of the epidemic. HIV/AIDS used to be a life-threatening disease, but now it doesn’t have to ...
The New York State of Health has opened its enrollment marketplace, a roughly two-month-long period in which families and individuals have the ...
Apicha Community Health Center’s program Project Connect is excited to be hosting our second annual Trans Day of Remembrance Art Gallery. Last year’s ...
To be gender nonconforming is to not adhere to stereotypical gender roles, expressions, and/or attributes. Gender nonconforming has nothing to do with ...
Asexual Awareness Week is a time celebrated in late October that celebrates the accomplishments of the asexual community and helps to spread awareness ...
What is Hispanic Heritage Month? Hispanic vs. Latino (Latinx): What’s the Difference? Why do Hispanics have lower insurance enrollment rates? How ...
MHA Screening Online screening at mhascreening.org is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine if you’re experiencing symptoms of a mental ...
As the back-to-school season approaches, it's time to gear up for a fresh start and a successful year ahead. At Apicha, we're here to support you in ...
Black Breastfeeding Week is held annually from August 25th to the 31st. The awareness week is a part of the larger awareness campaign of National ...
