In the spirit of giving, community group GREAT hosted an item swap promoting community connection and item sustainability.
The SPOT debuted the world’s first mobile hygiene and uterine health unit earlier this summer, making menstrual hygiene products more accessible for bleeding women in the city.
ENON Tabernacle Baptist Church is huge, and well known in Philly. But you might not know about their ministry program that provides doulas to the community.
This Sunday, February 26th, the Weavers Way Co-op is partnering with community organizations to host a baby item drive.
Germantown’s Face to Face hosts monthly birth certificate clinics to help residents live fuller lives and unlock opportunities.
A Black male optometrist reflects on running his own practice and reveals how it impacts his care for Black patients.
On Saturday, April 16, the Green Street Friends Meeting will begin hosting in-person free legal clinics that will benefit Black homeowners in the 19138 & 19144 ZIP codes. The group is pledging $500,000 for the next ten years, $50,000 per year, to do this work and to start other projects.
Last year, this mother-daughter duo opened the nation’s first menstrual hub. Co-founder Lynette Medley got to reflect on a full year of service with the Germantown Info Hub.