African Americans Reach and Teach Health

African Americans Reach and Teach Health AARTH is a nonprofit advancing Black health equity in Seattle communities through education, advocacy, and support for seniors and caregivers.

Last week, AARTH’s Training Coordinators visited The Central Area Senior Center to collaborate on a one-on-one Technolog...
05/19/2026

Last week, AARTH’s Training Coordinators visited The Central Area Senior Center to collaborate on a one-on-one Technology Support Session with seniors in the community. It was a meaningful opportunity to help build confidence with technology and provide hands-on support for everyday digital needs.

We want to thank The Central Area Senior Center for partnering with us and helping bring this important service to seniors across King County.

Today, AARTH is hosting another Technology Support Session from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the AARTH office.

All registration spots have been filled, but community members are still welcome to stop by and a staff member will assist you as availability allows.

WE CAN HELP WITH:
• Smartphones & tablets
• Computers & laptops
• Email setup
• Social media basics
• Website questions
• Online forms & apps
• Zoom support

We’re here to help make technology feel less overwhelming and more empowering for our community.

We’re bringing together organizations focused on education, prevention, wellness, and community care all in one space. S...
05/14/2026

We’re bringing together organizations focused on education, prevention, wellness, and community care all in one space. Stop by to connect with:
• AARTH
• Northwest Kidney Centers
• Alzheimer’s Association
• Priority Footwear for diabetic shoe fittings
• Body Essence Mobile Massage
• Bellevue College HPH Hub for blood pressure checks
• Seattle Children’s Narcan training table

We’ll also have a raffle giveaway. Visit all our partners in the room to enter!

Wellness is a cornerstone of a thriving community, and we invite you to come learn, connect, and care for your health with us.

Event Details👇🏾
Bellevue College, Building U
Sunday, May 17
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
FREE to attend
🔗 RSVP at the link: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/86zxkjh

As we continue highlighting the importance of skin health during Skin Cancer Awareness Month, AARTH is proud to collabor...
05/11/2026

As we continue highlighting the importance of skin health during Skin Cancer Awareness Month, AARTH is proud to collaborate with Fred Hutch Cancer Center to host a virtual Skin Cancer Workshop Lead by Fred Hutch Community Health Educator Michaella Cobbinah.

Together, we’re creating space for important conversations around prevention, awareness, and early detection. This workshop is designed for everyone because skin cancer can affect anyone. Participants will learn how to check their skin with confidence, recognize possible warning signs, and explore everyday habits that may help lower risk.

Details:
Date: Wednesday, May 13th
Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM PST
Location: Zoom

Registration Link: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/btasf88

Join us for this informative community workshop, ask questions, and gain practical knowledge to help protect yourself, your family, and your community.

We recently had the opportunity to bring our Community Navigators together for a special evening of connection, conversa...
05/08/2026

We recently had the opportunity to bring our Community Navigators together for a special evening of connection, conversation, and community as they met our new Executive Director for the first time.

The night was filled with meaningful conversation as our new Executive Director had the chance to get to know the Community Navigators and hear more about their experiences and dedication to the work they do in the community. She also shared her goals and vision for the future of AARTH.

It was truly a wonderful evening, and we are excited for this new chapter ahead.

Wellness is a cornerstone of a thriving community. 💪🏾Join us and our partners at African Americans Reach and Teach Healt...
05/08/2026

Wellness is a cornerstone of a thriving community. 💪🏾

Join us and our partners at African Americans Reach and Teach Health) and Northwest Kidney Centers for the Health and Wellness fair at the Sawubona festival.

Visit the Health Fair for screenings, resources, and community support. Because seeing each other's humanity means caring for each other's health. 🧡🩺

📍 , Building U
📅 Sunday, May 17 | 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
🎟️ FREE to attend! RSVP to enter raffle.
🔗 Register here: https://www.weinspirehumanity.org/sawubona2026


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PERFORMER SPOTLIGHT: Awal Alhassan & Sohoyini Dance 🌟We are honored to welcome master dancer and drummer Awal Alhassan t...
05/08/2026

PERFORMER SPOTLIGHT: Awal Alhassan & Sohoyini Dance 🌟

We are honored to welcome master dancer and drummer Awal Alhassan to the Sawubona Festival stage! ✨

Born into a lineage of performers in Ghana, Awal Alhassan brings the "One Heart" (Sohoyini) spirit to every movement. Alongside the powerhouse Sohoyini Dancers, they tell the vibrant stories of the Dagomba people through high-energy rhythms, intricate footwork, and the soul-stirring beat of the talking drum. 🌍

Don't miss them: Awal has traveled the world, preserving and sharing the richness of African culture.

"Sawubona" means I see you, and when Sohoyini takes the stage, we'll feel the power of being seen, heard, and moved by the rhythm!

📅 Catch them at the Sawubona Festival: May 17 at 2 PM
📍 Bellevue College
🎟️ Register for free raffle entry today at https://www.weinspirehumanity.org/sawubona2026

Let’s celebrate ONE HEART. ❤️🔥


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Health Trivia Answer: It’s CWhile skin cancer is less common among Black and African American individuals, it is often d...
05/05/2026

Health Trivia Answer: It’s C

While skin cancer is less common among Black and African American individuals, it is often diagnosed at later stages, which can make it more serious and harder to treat.

That’s why awareness matters.

In communities across King County, many people are not told to check areas like the palms of their hands, soles of their feet, or under their nails, where skin cancer can appear differently on darker skin.

Knowing what to look for and taking changes seriously can make a life-saving difference.

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To contribute to our milestones, donate to our GiveBIG fundraiser: https://www.wagives.org/organization/african-americans-reach-and-teach-health-ministry

👉🏾 Stay informed. Stay aware. Take care of your health.

We’ve got a full lineup of FREE events this May at AARTH! 💙 From technology support and health workshops to free groceri...
05/02/2026

We’ve got a full lineup of FREE events this May at AARTH! 💙

From technology support and health workshops to free groceries and cooking demo, there’s something for everyone senior to learn, connect, and grow.

👉 Visit our Events Page on our website to view details and sign up today: www.aarth.org/events

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