Community Care
Temperatures are cooling down in the month of October, 2024!
Carolina Collaborative Community Care shares the following health observances to consider in this Month!
During the month of October, 4C is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, World Psoriasis Day, National Mental Illness Awareness Week and More!
Be sure to visit the Center For Disease Control and Prevention website for more information
regarding the importance of breast cancer awareness. Getting screenings and advance awareness is the first step to better means of getting the help that women need. It is also a way to know that resources and support are available. We are also observing the following health concerns this month:
Additional Observances This Month
This YouTube video is a presentation of the importance of breast cancer awareness and triumph through the brave and beautiful story of one such survivor; her name is Ms. Carletta.
Mental Illness is still a major concern in our community, so staying aware and showing support and care is crucial to a healthy hometown. During the week of Oct. 6th to Oct. 12th, take time to learn ways to help with those handling a mental illness.
How is the quality of your healthcare? During the week of Oct. 20 - 26, show some love to healthcare workers that want to see all healthcare improve in quality and have taken efforts to see these improvements made. Click on the picture for more.
Breast cancer is among the leading cause of death among women worldwide, so October has been designated to show awareness of ways to support Breast Cancer patients and survivors, along with advocating treatments and to one day, possibly curing the disease. Click the picture to get started.
October is National ADHD Awareness Month, a month to gain understanding of how ADHD affects life and a means to provide better care and assistance. Click the picture to learn more.
#AwarenessIsKey
Psoriasis is a disease involving an overactive immune system with symptoms often showing in the skin of individuals. During this day, October 29th, we take time to be aware of these symptoms and work towards treatments that can improve these peoples' lives. Click the picture for more information.
Also, check us out during Community Events!
