The Magnolia Project celebrated National Women’s Health Week May 11 – 15, 2015. The project hosted a series of events each day, which were co-sponsored by Molina Healthcare: Project Participants’ Appreciation Day; Mental Wellness and Beauty; Healthy Eating; Open House and Health Screenings; and Health Tips. The Open House held on May 14, 2015 was attended… Read More
On the heels of Mother’s Day, women’s health takes top priority across the country from May 10-16 for National Women’s Health Week. Locally, the Magnolia Project has a week full of activities to celebrate women and encourage good health. The national effort is organized by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services’ Office of Women’s… Read More
Healthy eating, fitness, mental wellness — the focus of the National Women’s Health Week activities was on all-around health for women in the Project and surrounding community. The activities, which extended from May 11 to 16, were part of the national effort by the Office of Women’s Health to encourage women to make their health… Read More
From zumba to health screenings, the Magnolia Project is planning a host of activities to celebrate National Women’s Health Week and encourage healthy lifestyles from May 11-17, 2015. Monday, May 12, 2014: Community and Project Participants’ Appreciation Day. Includes hot dogs, project information and games in the Magnolia/Pearl Plaza parking lot. 11am-2pm Tuesday, May 13,… Read More
Pregnant women should not drink alcohol anytime during pregnancy. There is no safe type of alcohol, amount of alcohol or time to drink during pregnancy. Women who drink during pregnancy put their baby at risk for stillbirth, miscarriage and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs). FASDs affect an estimated 800 to 8,000 babies born in the… Read More