AAHP Monthly Reports

March 2025 Monthly Report
AAHP continued focusing on improving community health outcomes in March 2025. The SMILE program achieved notable progress, enrolling 25 new clients while enhancing the referral and enrollment processes. The Chronic Disease Prevention & Management program conducted 499 biometric screenings, revealing high rates of hypertension and elevated blood glucose levels. Mental health services were expanded, with 74 screenings conducted. Key challenges included handling increased demand for services and balancing workloads with new staff. Moving forward, priorities include reducing enrollment backlogs, expanding outreach to men’s health initiatives, and improving data collection systems. Read more here.

February 2025 Monthly Report
February 2025 marked a productive month for the African American Health Program (AAHP) as the organization advanced its health education, disease prevention, community outreach, and service expansion efforts. AAHP hosted a special event for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on February 5 and inaugurated the “In It to Win It” men’s health campaign on February 20. These initiatives strengthened AAHP’s ongoing mission to reduce HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections while enhancing wellness for Black men in Montgomery County. Read the report here.

January 2025 Monthly Report
January 2025 was a productive month for the African American Health Program (AAHP), with significant progress in maternal health, chronic disease prevention, community engagement, and program expansion. Key initiatives included the Black Maternal Health Day of Service, the launch of the ”In It to Win It” men’s health campaign, and expanded efforts in oral health education and HIV/AIDS awareness. Read the report here.
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