Michelle Moore Bell, founding president of The Wellness Group (courtesy photo)

 

  1. Guest Speaker, Ricki Fairley, CEO, and Co-Founder of TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance 
  1. Moderator, Rhonda M. Smith, executive director of the California Black Health Network. 

  

The Wellness Group presents their 21th Annual Healthy Lifestyle Forum, “Conversation with Change A Maker,” on Saturday, July 30, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., via Zoom. Virtual doors open at 10:00 am for networking.  The event will offer valuable breast cancer / breast health information. Program speakers will include Rhonda M. Smith, moderator and executive director of the California Black Health Network and Ricki Fairley, CEO and Co-Founder of TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance.  

 

Guest Speaker, Ricki Fairley, CEO, and Co-Founder of TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance

Admission is free with registration.  To register, visit https://twgjuly2022breasthealthforum.eventbrite.com  

 

Michelle Moore Bell, founding president of The Wellness Group, said, “The mission of The Wellness Group is to educate, inform and empower women on breast cancer/breast health and a healthy lifestyle.  I am extremely passionate about this campaign because there are no known ways to prevent breast cancer; however, early detection is the key to breast cancer survival.” 

 

Also, Bell announced that the Annual Breast and Whole Health Breakfast Forum is set for Saturday, October 29, from 9 a.m. to Noon at the Proud Bird Events Center, Tuskegee Ballroom.  

 

The Wellness Group is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization.  Their focus is to promote a healthy lifestyle to the under-resourced and under-served. Their goals are to reduce the mortality rate among African American women through health education and promote early detection with self-breast care, clinical breast examinations and mammography services.  

Moderator, Rhonda M. Smith, executive director of the California Black Health Network.

 

Currently, breast cancer ranks second among the causes of cancer deaths among African American women, which is only exceeded by lung cancer, according to the California Department of Health Services. 

 

Additional information including sponsorship may be obtained by emailing Michelle Moore Bell at [email protected], To learn about the Wellness Group, visit www.wellnessgroup7.org