Nurture & Thrive: Black Maternal Health Event

0:00Fort Worth health leaders are stepping up for Black families with the nurture and thrive event this weekend. It's the second year running, kicking off Black Maternal Health Week with free workshops, doulas, and gear at the Center for Transforming Lives on. 3,000-1 South Riverside Drive, happening April 11th from 2-4pm, it's all about holistic support. Organized by the Community Healing and Mental Health Project, or SHAMP, alongside Braver Together and others, the focus hits maternal wellness. Head on. They emphasize empowering moms, dads, and the whole support crew tackling barriers in healthcare from pregnancy through family life. Community voices call for this full family approach, creating brave spaces for real talk on tough topics like advocating and medical settings. Leaders stress, it's not just comfort, it's about learning the lingo to demand better care and build confidence. Attendee score big with mental health resources, birth advocacy tips, gun safety classes, safe sleep demos, family fun, even maternal massages, plus free diapers, wipes, pack and plays,

1:06and diaper bags to ease the load. This push highlights the ongoing fight for equity in Black Maternal Health, connecting families to tools that last. Head over, register free, and thrive together. Mental News, powered by AI. This is Dallas News Today.