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 Concerned Black Nurses of New Jersey (CBNCNJ) recently participated in the Family Health Center Community Day in Long Branch NJ. Left to right Tanya Hubbard President, Long Branch Mayor John Pallone , Barbara Sunnerville and Daliah Spencer
The Concerned Black Nurses of Central NJ (CBNCNJ) recently held its second Diaper Drive. We raised over 8384 diapers and 7304 wipes for the Jersey Shore Dream Center. The Jersey Shore Dream Team is a non-profit community outreach center serving
The Concerned Black Nurses of Central NJ will host its annual Scholarship Luncheon on Saturday, October 17th from 12pm-4pm. This year’s theme is “Laughter is the Best Medicine” as we invest in tomorrow’s nurses. Join us for to shop and
