April is National Poetry Month!
Please join Restoration Life Project on April 26, for their annual poetry fundraiser.
This important organization’s “primary focus is to educate and equip people to make a change in their communities to recognize, prevent, and end human trafficking.”
with ECOTONE at the St. Charles Street Urban Community Garden & Orchard.
The garden is located at: 3616 Saint Charles Street, Houston, TX, 77004
There will be a Free Watercolor workshop and a Fig Cutting Give-Away while supplies last.
Click on the flyer below to learn more about the Garden.
The Women's Resource Center Inc. in collaboration with the Third Ward Community Cloth Cooperative and other community organizations would like to invite you to the next Community Connect meeting this coming Monday, 3/31/25.
Topic of discussion: Taking leadership of our community to change the numbers and the narrative through mental health prevention and intervention.
Please confirm your attendance by emailing ips.health1@gmail.com, calling 281-407-3190, or by clicking on the flyer below to take to the registration page. Light refreshments will be served. Events | Mental Health
We look forward to seeing you there.
📍 Where: Columbia Tap Trail @ Holman Street
📅 When: Saturday, March 22, 10 AM - 2 PM
🎶 What to expect:
🎉 Block party vibes
🍔 Delicious food
🎤 Live music & performances
🚴♂ Community bike rides
👶 Kid Zone for the little ones
🎁 Exciting giveaways
... and so much more!
🌳 Let's celebrate the Columbia Tap Trail in the heart of Houston’s 3rd Ward with friends, family, and neighbors! Bring your energy, your bikes, and your love for the community. ❤
💡 Hosted by Friends of Columbia Tap and amazing partners! Don’t miss it!
The Women’s Resource Center Inc. with CURE, and the Third Ward Community Cloth Cooperative invite you to join us to discuss plans, solutions, partnerships, and strategies to support our community’s well-being.
Please confirm your attendance by emailing ips.health1@gmail.com or calling 281-381-2276.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Join Trinity United Methodist Church and HEALTH—RCMI, University of Houston, for this free and educative health lesson on diabetes.
“The purpose of the Health Lesson is to: Understand what diabetes is and its link to heart disease and stroke. Empower people living with type 2 diabetes to take charge of their health to reduce their risk. Your heart health journey starts here. Let’s work together towards a healthier future. Your presence and ideas are valued.”
Coordinator: Dianne Iglehart Phone: 713.851.0137 Email: diglehar@att.net
Join S.H.A.P.E. this Saturday, February 8th (12pm-2pm) at "Our Park" for a healing circle and restoration conversation with Deloyd Parker. We will discuss fire updates, the restoration campaign, our vision for the future, and how the community can be involved.
