Caring for Ourselves & Our Neighbors
The 46205, 46208, and 46218 zip codes (surrounding Broadway) have a high rate of infant mortality. Several of our neighbors have also been impacted by Black Maternal Childbirth Death which is devastating to families and communities.
Broadway's Maternal Child Health Team seeks to walk beside pregnant and newly parenting women in our neighborhood, as well as, provide education on Safe Sleep, and host Community Baby Showers.
If you are an expectant or newly parenting mother looking for support and encouragement, or if would like to become part of our Maternal Child Health Team at Broadway, please contact Aaron Hobbs by clicking the button below.
Broadway's Maternal Child Health Team seeks to walk beside pregnant and newly parenting women in our neighborhood, as well as, provide education on Safe Sleep, and host Community Baby Showers.
If you are an expectant or newly parenting mother looking for support and encouragement, or if would like to become part of our Maternal Child Health Team at Broadway, please contact Aaron Hobbs by clicking the button below.
Healthy Eating
Resources
Ending the
HIV Epidemic
The CDC and Health & Human Services have set goals of 75% reduction in HIV transmission by 2025 and 90% by 2030. These are bold goals especially for our community.
Marion County is one of 48 counties identified as a hotspot for HIV. From the beginning, the Black community has not received the same attention to combat the incidence and prevalence of HIV/AIDS, and continues to experience a disproportionate impact today. In the Indianapolis TGA in 2021, 48.8% of new HIV diagnoses were African American (and another 10.1% are Latinx).
Because we love and care for our neighbors we are working hard to develop new leaders who will provide energy, creativity, and vision so that together we can End the HIV Epidemic.
Marion County is one of 48 counties identified as a hotspot for HIV. From the beginning, the Black community has not received the same attention to combat the incidence and prevalence of HIV/AIDS, and continues to experience a disproportionate impact today. In the Indianapolis TGA in 2021, 48.8% of new HIV diagnoses were African American (and another 10.1% are Latinx).
Because we love and care for our neighbors we are working hard to develop new leaders who will provide energy, creativity, and vision so that together we can End the HIV Epidemic.
Reproductive Health
Structural racism, reproductive coercion, and social and financial disadvantage serve as challenges to woman seeking comprehensive contraceptive information and access. Path4You provides both online and in-person reproductive health and contraceptive education to women, and access to no cost to patient birth control. Go to www.path4you.org for more information.
Planned Parenthood of Indiana Teen Council meets at Broadway on Tuesday evenings 4:30-8:30pm.
Health
Connector Team
Stephanie Caraway has faithfully served as Broadway's Congregational Health Connector and led our team for the past two years. We thank her for her tireless work. Recently, Stephanie relocated to assist her family, and has had to step out of this role. We wish her well, and look forward to carrying on the work she began.
If you have health concerns but do not know where to start, please contact our team.
If you would like to connect with the Health Connector Team, please click on the button below.
If you have health concerns but do not know where to start, please contact our team.
If you would like to connect with the Health Connector Team, please click on the button below.
Healthy Indiana Plan
(HIP+)
If you need assistance with getting registered with the Healthy Indiana Plan or HIP+, we are here to help. We can also answer questions and connect you to resources for utilizing your healthcare coverage.
Hoosier International AIDS Conference Scholarship Fund
Ending the HIV Epidemic will require diverse, insightful, and innovative leaders willing to admit to past failings while simultaneously embracing promising new approaches to education, outreach, support, and care. The Hoosier IAC Scholarship Fund provides community leaders with scholarships to attend the International AIDS Conference held every two years. 5 scholarship recipients recently returned from AIDS 2022 held in Montreal. Click the graphics to the right to donate to the scholarship fund.
Prof. Harold S. Brown, Jr., HIACSF President
hsbrown68@gmail.com
Rev. Aaron Hobbs, HIACSF Vice President
ahobbs@broadwayumc.org
Prof. Harold S. Brown, Jr., HIACSF President
hsbrown68@gmail.com
Rev. Aaron Hobbs, HIACSF Vice President
ahobbs@broadwayumc.org
