Breast/Chest Health for the LGBTQ+ Community

Key points of this health lecture:

Tobacco Use in the LGBTQ+ Community

Key points of this health lecture:

• Learn about smoking and tobacco use behaviors in the LGBTQ+ community
• Discuss factors that influence smoking
• Provide lung cancer screening information and resources

Introduction to Health Disparities in the LGBTQ+ Community

Key points of this health lecture:

Please register in advance for this program.  Click on Join Event to register.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. If you do not see it in your inbox, please check your spam/junk email folder. A reminder will be sent prior to the program.

Create a lovely Mother's Day trinket dish using Sharpies! This program is for adults and families. All ages are welcome, but children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent.

Visit this Health Information table to get handouts on nutrition education for people with hypertension and how to properly take your blood pressure measurement.

The HEAL team is a student run initiative that focuses on empowering the community members to take control of their blood pressure through educational workshops that focus on lifestyle factors that contribute to increased blood pressures. Also, the program aims to provide education on how to properly take your blood pressure and provide information on local resources within the community where you can take your blood pressure.

"Addressing Hypertension through Nutrition"

This program will focus on nutrition education for hypertension management.

No matter where you live in New Jersey, you’re likely around the corner from an interesting museum, historic site, or park. This program utilizes photography and compelling fun facts to highlight cool places around the state including the Roebling Museum, Fort Mott, Whitesbog Village, and more. Whether you’re new to New Jersey or have lived here all your life, you’ll be inspired to visit the places discussed (you’re also welcome to just enjoy this tour from your couch!).

Learn how to perform CPR on an infant and how to help an infant who is choking.  An infant is defined as a child 1 year of age or younger.  Please note, this workshop is designed for family members, friends and members of the general community who want to learn CPR but do not need a course completion card or certification.

Adults and teens ages 16 years and older are welcome and encouraged to attend!

The Family & Friends CPR program teaches you how to perform CPR on adults and children, and how to help an adult or child. This course is designed for family members, friends and members of the general community who want to learn CPR but do not need a course completion card.

Adults and teens ages 16 years and older are welcome and encouraged to attend!

Registration required. Please register by emailing kparry@ebpl.org.

1 person per registration, please.