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Uplift Her Houston

Uplift Her empowers women through wellness, healing, fitness, sisterhood, and community experiences designed to educate and restore.

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    UPLIFT HER: HOUSTON COFFEE & CONVERSATIONS

    Sat, Oct 31, 1:00 PM

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    Houston Uplift Her Women's Wellness Day

    Sat, Sep 26, 10:00 AM

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    2026 Uplift Her Committee Meeting & Celebration

    Tue, Aug 25, 6:00 PM

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Since 2004, the African American Male Wellness Agency (AAMWA) has been dedicated to reducing health disparities and combating chronic diseases and premature death among Black men. Each year, we provide over 10,000 free health screenings and offer innovative health education programs. Our reach spans more than 20 U.S. cities, where we engage Black men through grassroots strategies that help us connect with those who might not typically participate in health initiatives.By actively involving the Black community in our prevention programs and health awareness campaigns, AAMWA has taken a leading role in improving the health and well-being of Black men and their families. Our core message is simple: know your numbers, see your doctor regularly, and stay active.Recognizing that wellness is a holistic issue, we have expanded our focus over the past five years to address not just physical health, but also fatherhood, financial wellness, mental health, mentorship, and research. These are now core areas of our work, reflecting our commitment to supporting every aspect of the Black male experience.We are proud to be “The Holistic Black Impact of Health and Wellness for African American Men and Their Families.”