SCBNA OPEN HOUSE
February 8th 2023 6:30PM

Please join us and learn about the benefits of being apart of the SCBNA a chartered chapter of the

National Black Nurses Association

Bring a friend, we look forward to meeting you!

Suffolk County Black Nurses Association attended the 35th Annual National Black Nurses Day on Capitol Hill on 2/2/23.

Theme: "Health Equity, Reckoning & Wellness: NBNA's Renewed Call to Action".

Seven Legislative Priorities:

Ensuring Health Equity: Supporting the Nursing Workforce, Gun Violence: America's Crisis, Obesity: America's Health Calamity, Suicide: A Mental Health Catastrophe, Equity and Wellness: Climate and Environmental Justice, Criminal Justice Reform and Health Inequities and Time to Reckon with Black Maternal Health.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU!

April 13th 2022 Please join us and learn more about becoming a member of the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association

You must RSVP

OCTOBER
IS
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

Please join us for this informative session via Zoom, see flyer!

Prostate Awareness Discussion

Please join us for this informative session on ZOOM
Invite the special men in your life!!

Suffolk County Black Nurses Association Virtual Event

Wednesday April 7th at 7PM via Zoom

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Join us for this Zoom discussion on Covid-19! For additional information click contact tab above and submit question.
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Suffolk County Black Nurses Association
Flu Vaccine Initiative

Free Flu Shots

Friday November 13th 2020

10am to 3pm

Bethel AME Church

Copiague, NY

See Flyer

SCBNA

Welcome to the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association (SCBNA) Join Today!

SCBNA COVID-19 INITIATIVE

FREE COVID-19 TESTING

JUNE 26th 2020

11am to 7pm

HOLY CHURCH OF CHRIST

See flyer for more info or contact SCBNA

suffolkcountybna@hotmail.com

February 6th 2020 the 32nd Annual National Black Nurses Association Day on Capitol Hill. Theme "Addressing Social Determinants of Health: NBNA's Call to Action ".

Focusing on HIV/AIDS, Climate Change and Environmental Justice, Smoking and Vaping and Gun Violence. We have a voice in policy change and must inform Congress of the issues that affect our community.

SCBNA 1st Anniversary and Scholarship Gala Saturday, November 2nd 730pm-1130pm. Please support the SCBNA celebrate their 1st year as a chapter and scholarship for a nursing student(s).

CLICK THE EVENTS TAB FOR MORE INFO!!

Mission

The purpose of the SCBNA is to establish a forum for black nurses to advocate and implement strategies to promote the highest quality healthcare for people of color.