Events

DPR’s Fun Caravan returns this summer to bring pop-up play and community connection to neighborhood parks across Durham. A beloved tradition for nearly 50 years, this mobile recreation program invitesContinue reading "DPR Fun Caravan – Whippoorwill Park"

Things are changing quickly at the federal and state level, creating fear and uncertainty for children, families, and those of us who support them. In response, NCIMHA has created StrongerContinue reading "Stronger Together: Creating Connections For Early Childhood"

Join NC DMH/DD/SUS and NAMI NC for an enlightening panel discussion about the importance of culturally relevant conversations around mental health in minority communities. This webinar will include discussions ofContinue reading "The Impact of Culturally Relevant Conversations on Minority Mental Health Webinar"

The Partnership for Healthy Durham’s Mental Health Subcommittee is hosting Mindfulness Meetup Day 2. This second Mindful Meetup offers an opportunity to connect with nature and get light exercise duringContinue reading "Mindfulness Meetup Day 2: Story Walk"

MAAME, Inc.'s Mother's Blessing and Community Baby Shower is a time to honor expectant and newly postpartum moms and birthing people with games, refreshments, and gifts. Through thoughtful activities, sharedContinue reading "Queens in Bloom: MAAME’s 2025 Mother’s Blessing and Community Baby Shower"

Girls A.L.I.V.E. is a social club for neurodivergent girls ages 10-18 to explore friendships, build confidence, and have fun through enriching events, crafts, mentoring, and guest speakers. Join their nextContinue reading "Girls A.L.I.V.E. Interest Meeting"

Join Essentials for Childhood partners for a webinar featuring an expert panel discussion on the recently released updated state action plan, Building Resilience and Promoting Well-Being: An Updated Action PlanContinue reading "Essentials for Childhood Webinar: Updated State Action Plan"

This course delves into the complex psychological and physical challenges faced by Latine immigrants and their families in light of the current socio-political crisis. Through a comprehensive exploration of bothContinue reading "Internal and External Dislocation in Latine Immigrants and their Families – Clinical Recommendations Webinar"

Greater Ascension Community and Economic Development, Inc’s (“GRACED, Inc.”) is excited to host its first annual Back-to-School Festival, a free, family-friendly event open to all. Taking place on August 8th,Continue reading "GRACED, Inc. Back-to-School Festival"

It’s that time of year again, time to get ready for a new school year! The River Church’s annual Back 2 School and Health Fair returns on August 9, bringingContinue reading "The River’s Annual Back to School Bash"

Adult Mental Health First Aid teaches people how to recognize signs of mental health or substance use challenges in adults ages 18 and older, how to offer and provide initialContinue reading "Adult Mental Health First Aid Training"

This one-day educational activity will bring together an array of stakeholders – healthcare professionals, policymakers, researchers, advocates, parents, and community leaders – to address the disparities in maternal and infantContinue reading "Healing the Water: Transforming Systems for Black Maternal & Infant Health"

The United States faces a maternal health crisis as mortality rates continue to accelerate at an alarming pace. Many elements impact the increased risk of pregnancy complications that lead toContinue reading "Optimizing Outcomes: Maternal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Summit"

Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach parents, family members, caregivers, teachers, school staff, peers, neighbors, health and human services workers, and other caring citizens how to helpContinue reading "Youth Mental Health First Aid Training"

Join for a free webinar, organized by Durham County Department of Public Health, to help you and your family start the school year strong. This event will cover back-to-school healthContinue reading "Back to School Health: Keeping Kids Safe and Well"

This evidence-based child sexual abuse prevention training empowers adults to recognize, prevent, and respond to child sexual abuse. Stewards of Children uses real stories from survivors and guidance from expertsContinue reading "Stewards of Children Virtual Event"

The Rainbow Collective for Change invites families to a joyful Back-to-School Rainbow Play Date at Duke Park! This free, family-friendly event will feature story time, snacks, crafts, games, and aContinue reading "Rainbow Play Date: Back to School Edition"

iAmMe Girls and the CNOTE Foundation are teaming up to host a vibrant Kickball Fundraiser & Back-to-School Giveaway, a free, family-friendly event supporting local youth and celebrating community spirit. AttendeesContinue reading "Kickball Fundraiser & Back-to-School Giveaway"

The West End Community Foundation invites families to a Candyland-themed Back 2 School Bash featuring free backpacks and school supplies (while supplies last), food trucks, vendors, games, face painting, and more.Continue reading "West End Community Foundation Back 2 School Bash: Candyland Edition"

Join Rebecca Fescina for a one-hour virtual training focused on self-care. Participants will learn what self-care really means, why it matters, and walk away with practical strategies for incorporating self-careContinue reading "Self-Care Training"

Organizado por Arely Vazquez, esta capacitación virtual ofrece una introducción a los trastornos de salud mental comunes en niños y adultos jóvenes. Los participantes aprenderán sobre diagnóstico, tratamiento y herramientasContinue reading "Hablando de la Salud Mental en los Jóvenes – Evento Virtual"

This presentation from Public Health Institute's Pacific ADA Center explores disability as a vital component of diversity in healthcare education and practice. Speakers examine how ableism impacts patient care andContinue reading "ADA National Network Learning Session: Creating Inclusive Medical Environments"