Innovative health practices and health education in underserved communities
The Concerned Black Nurses of Central New Jersey (CBNCNJ) is a driving force that embraces and facilitates innovative health practices while providing education in underserved communities.
It is our vision to implement positive healthcare changes that will CREATE OPPORTUNITY and accessible quality healthcare for Black Americans and others.
The CBNCNJ recently attended a prayer breakfast at St. Augustine Episcopal Church to conduct a Health Screening. Participating members included Tanya Hubbard, Terri Williams, Sandy Pritchard, Gail Williams and Barbara Sunnervile. CBNCNJ members performing health screenings (l-r) Tanya Hubbard (Vice-President),
The Concerned Black Nurses of Central NJ (CBNCNJ) participated in the May 17th 2025 Health Fair. The event was sponsored by Cathedral International Woman Ministry and was held at the Boston Way Housing Authority complex in Asbury Park, NJ.
The Concerned Black Nurses of Central NJ (CBNCNJ) hosted its first ever Diaper Drive. The event was Saturday, May 3, 2025 at the Jersey Shore Dream Center, a non-profit organization in Neptune, NJ. Pictured are Joelle Walch (the event organizer),
