Suffolk County Black Nurses Association of New York

09/08/2026

08/30/2026

Assemblyman Kwani B. O”Pharrows’ BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY held at Bolden Mack Park in Amityville NY. Back‑to‑School season hits different when the community shows up like this. Today we joined Assemblyman Kwani B. O”Pharrow, local leaders and organizations to support families with backpacks, school supplies, health screenings, education, resources and plenty of love. From blood pressure checks to school supplies, from mentorship to smiles, this is what service looks like.
Suffolk County Black Nurses Association is committed to preparing our children for a brighter tomorrow.

Thank you to every volunteer, sponsor, and neighbor who made this day unforgettable.

08/29/2026

SCBNA doing what we do best. We are here at Bolden Mack Park 08/29 in Amityville, New York with Assemblyman Kwani B. O'Pharrow for back to school day. 

08/01/2026

Ladies Breakfast Tea! Topic: MakingSexual Health Routine. When was the last time you discussed your sexual health with your care provider or partner. “We all are HIV POSSIBLE.”

08/01/2026

Suffolk County Black Nurses Association at the 54th Annual Institute & conference Membership Mixer.

05/05/2026

Happy National Nurses Week!
May 6–12, 2026
This year, we celebrate “The Power of Nurses” the strength, compassion and excellence that define our profession.
From bedside to boardroom, from advocacy to action, nurses everywhere continue to transform lives and lead with purpose.
Join the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association as we honor every nurse who embodies courage, care and commitment.

04/18/2026

to March 22, 2026, when the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association was deeply honored with multiple recognitions for our advocacy, leadership, and commitment to health equity.
From community service to mentorship, from elevating Black nurses to advancing culturally competent care — these awards reflect the heart of our mission and the power of collective purpose.
We remain grateful to the Mothers Club of Wheatley Heights, the Suffolk County Legislature, the New York State Assembly, and the New York State Senate for acknowledging our work and impact.
We continue to lead. We continue to serve. We continue to uplift.
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to March 22, 2026, when the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association was deeply honored with multiple recognitions for our advocacy, leadership, and commitment to health equity.
From community service to mentorship, from elevating Black nurses to advancing culturally competent care. These awards reflect the heart of our mission and the power of collective purpose.
We remain grateful to the Mothers Club of Wheatley Heights, the Suffolk County Legislature, the New York State Assembly, and the New York State Senate for acknowledging our work and impact.
We continue to lead. We continue to serve. We continue to uplift.

04/15/2026

Join us tonight!

All are welcomed