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May Health Happenings

April 29, 2011

Dear Friends and Colleagues: We are happy to send you the May 2011 edition of Health Happenings, the monthly newsletter of the Greater Brooklyn Health Coalition. Please use the following link to access it: http://brooklynhealth.org/brooklyn_health/health_happenings.php?issue_number=104. We also are proud to share photos from our Brooklyn Health Connector Award Ceremony that honored GBHC founder Rabbi Bob Kaplan on April 7, 2011: http://michellekawka.photoshelter.com/gallery/Greater-Brooklyn-Health-Coalition-Honors-Rabbi-Bob-Kaplan/G0000PR1cfmlADYk. Also, as part of the celebration, we debuted a video tribute, which can be viewed here: http://www.michellekawka.com/video-newmedia/tikkun-olam-a-tribute-to-rabbi-bob-kaplan/. We would also like to take this opportunity to welcome our newest members that joined GBHC in April: Amethyst Women’s Project (http://www.awp-ci.org/), and Prospect Park Residence (http://www.prospectparkresidence.com/).

And we are pleased to recognize some of our current members. Continuing down this list, we thank the following for their continued support and membership:

Brooklyn Men Concerned (http://brooklynmenconcerned.com/default.htm),
Brooklyn HealthWorks (http://www.ibrooklyn.com/site/chamberdirect/brooklyn_healthworks),
The Brooklyn Hospital Center (http://www.tbh.org/),
The Brooklyn Minority Based Community Clinical Oncology Program (http://www.thebrooklynmbccop.org/), and
Brooklyn Perinatal Network (http://www.bpnetwork.org/).

Lastly, if you did not fill out GBHC’s Social Media Survey, please take 5 minutes to do so here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dDhnSkxCOXk1M29fUHNRUFRwc0JzWkE6MQ.

Sincerely,

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Kimberly S. George, MIA
Executive Director, Greater Brooklyn Health Coalition
884 Flatbush Avenue, 2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11226
tel: 718-462-8654
fax: 718-703-7210
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web: http://www.brooklynhealth.org
Working to make Brooklyn a healthier place!

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