DETROIT, Aug. 25, 2021 — SAY Detroit’s third Wellness Wednesdays event exceeded expectations, in more ways than one. First, there was a full house — a diverse group of mothers and caregivers, including participants from Peggy’s Place, an emergency temporary housing center operated by Coalition On Temporary Shelter (COTS). Fortunately, moving Wellness Wednesdays from its inaugural … Read more
The day’s session is all about financial wellness, and sharing in the wealth of knowledge.
The inaugural female-focused monthly support group embraced a topic that’s often difficult to discuss: stress.
Metro Detroiters 16 years of age or older can get their COVID-19 vaccine doses on May 13, 15 and 18 at the Ernest T. Ford Recreation Center in Highland Park, MI. No advance registration is required. What is a POD? A POD (Point of Dispensing) is a temporary site in the community where vaccines can … Read more
Vaccine appointments are now available directly at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic! Detroit residents aged 18 and over can schedule appointments on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9AM to 2PM. Walk-ins are not accepted but an appointment can be made easily at www.saydetroitclinic.com or by calling the Clinic directly at 313-758-6100. Prepare for your appointment: Arrive on … Read more
The effort is a collaboration between the Wayne County Department of Public Health, the City of Highland Park, and SAY Detroit.
More than 600 Highland Park residents are now fully vaccinated thanks to this “pop up” clinic.
The effort is a collaboration between the Wayne County Department of Public Health, the City of Highland Park, and SAY Detroit.
In response to rising rates of Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations in Michigan, SAY Detroit reopened its mobile testing center on the grounds adjacent to the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic in Highland Park. While testing had been available inside the clinic since the spring, outdoor testing center provides a safe, drive-up or walk up option … Read more
The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones this flu season is by getting vaccinated. COVID-19 is still a threat in our state, and both viruses can spread at the same time. So it’s more important than ever to stay as healthy as possible by protecting yourself against preventable illnesses. December 4, 202012 … Read more