In the community
Recent Activities
Workshops, camps and community events from the Center of well-being & Prevention.
Suicide Prevention Awareness Workshop
On August 29, 2026, CBEP hosted an awareness workshop on suicide prevention in Black communities and among vulnerable people, led by Dr. Hélène Flamand.
Closing of the 2026 Neurodivergent Summer Camp
The second edition of the CBEP neurodivergent summer camp came to an end after three weeks of growth, friendship and discovery.
Summer Camp: Week 2 Wrap-Up and a Visit from Réseau santé Alberta
The second week of our neurodivergent summer camp ended with a visit from Réseau santé Alberta, a key partner of the camp.
Together, we’re making life better for every African-Canadians from Alberta.
An individual’s health can be maintained or improved in many ways, including through changes in personal behavior and through the appropriate consumption of health care services.
What we do
Our services
Health promotion
The Center for prevention wants to be a key organization that wants to raise the awareness of members of immigrant communities on these health issues and develop programs…
Support services
Access to health information and support in the native language; Screening and referral programs to diagnostic and treatment centers
THAT YOU TRUST
The Center for prevention wants to be a key organization that wants to raise the awareness of members of immigrant communities on these health issues and develop programs of health education, health promotion, prevention, and early detection of chronic diseases.
Locally, our network of partners supports cases throughout Alberta Canada, giving them access to help, advice, and breaks from caring.
OUR FIELD OF ACTION
- Reduce the very high rate of prevalence of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and cancers in high-risk African Canadians through the adoption of a culturally appropriate lifestyle.
- Provide affordable and/or transition housing to members in need.
- Provide a culturally appropriate long-term care framework for the needs of Afro-Canadian seniors.
- Promote international collaboration by ensuring the exchange and transfer of knowledge.
- Create partnerships with State institutions, health agencies, religious communities and community organizations to monitor the changing needs of community health care.
- Develop community-based awareness programs on health issues affecting Afro-Canadians with focus on education and health promotion, chronic disease prevention, early detection and service Information and reference for patients and research.
- Promote access to public health expertise through community-based workshops and training activities.
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