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African Americans in the United States avoid going to the doctor and are less likely to use primary care. This conduct puts many blacks at risk of developing chronic illnesses and other health inequities that could be avoided. It is widely acknowledged that the African American community requires a safe space to feel at ease and to obtain good health information for both men and women. The Rosa Foundation hopes to give this outlet by presenting a Community Health Fair that offers medical checks, covid vaccinations, screenings, and other services. This event is entirely free. The fair will be held on Saturday, November 5, 2022, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Warnersville Recreation Center. Our sponsors will provide free screenings, and the Greensboro Police Department Grill Team will provide complimentary food. Visit www.rosa-foundation.com for additional details. We need volunteers to help set up, registration, break down, and do other tasks. We are looking for 16 volunteers.
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Shifts (2)
| Shift | Start Time | End Time | Description | Registrants Needed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Shift | 9:00am (ET) | 11:30am (ET) | Help set up the event; give out water/snacks; and provide assistance with parking. | 8/8 | Over |
| Second Shift | 11:30am (ET) | 2:00pm (ET) | Assist with water/snack distribution; registration; parking; and post-race clean up | 8/8 | Over |
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James Rosa JR wrote on October 17th, 2022
Good evening, everyone just an FYI the location has been changed to Warnersville Rec Center at 601 Doak St. Greensboro.
