July 24 is International Self-Care Day, a reminder for all of us to pause, check in with ourselves, and focus on the small things that make a big difference in our mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

June 27 is PTSD Awareness Day. It’s a special time to learn about a condition that affects many people, sometimes in ways we can’t see.

Summer is a time for fun, sunshine, and making memories with friends and family. From backyard barbecues to beach days, it’s a season full of activities to enjoy. But along with the good times, it’s also important to be aware of safety — especially when it comes to substance use

Every year, thousands of lives are lost because of a dangerous drug called fentanyl. It’s a problem that affects people of all ages, backgrounds, and neighborhoods, including right here in our community. That’s why taking the time to learn about this devastating drug and what we can all do is key to help save lives.

Every year on May 31, people around the world raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco. This special day is called World No Tobacco Day. It’s a time to learn about how tobacco and nicotine products harm our bodies, our families, and our communities — and to support those who are trying to quit.

Young people deserve the knowledge and tools to make safe, healthy choices. That’s why early education about HIV prevention is so important. When we talk honestly and openly with youth about HIV & AIDS, we give them the power to protect themselves — and others.