The HHS Center For Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships

09/13/2021

It may have been a while since you heard from us but we have been hard at work building partnerships to address challenges of our day. Stay tune for announcements of upcoming efforts!

05/07/2021

Moms: You prioritize your family’s health, but it’s also important to prioritize your own. Get your vaccine, because keeping your family healthy starts with you. Find a vaccine near you at https://bit.ly/3eqWH2i.

05/06/2021

Help Celebrate the National Weekend of Prayer for Faith, Hope, & Life (May 15-17, 2021) in Three Easy Steps: Communicate, Plan/Pray, and Educate! Watch this video to learn more: https://bit.ly/3xTYOn6

05/03/2021

COVID + The Church: about vaccines, masks, and (fully) reopening your churches? Then watch these informative videos between Wheaten College / Billy Graham Center's Ed Stetzer who talks with Doctors and#JayBulter, read responses to most common questions, and then share with your friends followers! https://bit.ly/3eg9bKd CDC , NIH News in Health

04/27/2021

FEMA’s Funeral Assistance Program
Thursday, April 29, 2021 02:00 PM EDT - 03:00 PM EDT

FEMA understands the financial stress and burden this pandemic has caused families and is willing to assist with the financial needs. On April 12, FEMA began implementing Funeral Assistance nationwide to provide financial support for funeral costs specifically related to COVID-19. The DHS Center for Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships invites you to join our Funeral Assistance Program webinar, which will provide information regarding the implementation of this new policy and guidance on applicability, conditions of eligibility, required documentation, how can you support, and other important topics.

Click Here to Register: https://bit.ly/3ny10fi

03/24/2021

Vital Vaccine Information for Pastors and Church Leaders
JOIN US THIS FRIDAY, March 26, at 1:30PM (CST) /2:30PM (EST)

Join Ed Stetzer (), the Executive Director of the Billy Graham Center Wheaton College, for a LIVE interview with Jay C. Butler, MD (CAPT, USPHS, RET). Dr. Butler serves as the Deputy Director for Infectious Diseases at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The conversation will focus on what and leaders need to know about the pandemic, measures, and more. REGISTER NOW: https://bit.ly/2OVO8CU

03/17/2021

As the COVID-19 vaccines become available you might be asking yourself—should I get it? And if I do, will I be able to go about life, without putting my family at risk? You’ve got questions, and that’s normal. The fact is, the vaccines are safe, effective, and they’re going to save lives. To get the latest information on the COVID-19 vaccines, visit https://bit.ly/3rWaEJS. Because getting back to the moments we miss starts with getting informed. https://bit.ly/38TrIZH

03/10/2021

Esta noche a las 7 pm EST/ 4 pm PST tenemos Preguntas y Respuestas en Vivo desde el Facebook del National Latino Evangelical Coalition () preguntas y respuestas con el sobre la vacunas contra el COVID-19. Será en Español. CONÉCTATE y COMPARTE

03/09/2021

Lo que su comunidad necesita saber sobre las vacunas contra el COVID-19 - Zoom

¡Vea nuestro último seminario web, organizado conjuntamente con NALEC, que responde a sus preguntas sobre las vacunas COVID-19!
https://www.facebook.com/nalec.org/posts/4180700278631119

03/04/2021

Now that there are three , Francis Collins says, "For me as a scientist who is also a Christian this is an answer to a lot of prayers," he said, "And it feels as if this is the way in which God is helping us get through this." U.S. Department of Health and Human Services https://bit.ly/3kMCE00

02/19/2021

On , thanks all the courageous caregivers in our faith communities who sacrificially put love into action each and every day. This smile is for you! U.S. Department of Health and Human Services @ (H/T LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs for this photo)

02/19/2021

What Families Need to Know about COVID-19 Vaccines
Lo que las familias deben saber sobre las vacunas contra el COVID-19

Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, 2:00-3:00 p.m. EST, Register here: https://bit.ly/CFOI-022621
Viernes, 26 de febrero de 2021, 2: 00-3: 00 p.m. EST, Regístrese aquí: https://bit.ly/CFOI-022621

Únase a la Alianza Nacional de Pastores Hispanos y las Esposas de Pastores de América, en un seminario web sobre lo que las familias deben saber sobre el virus COVID-19 y las vacunas que ayudarán a frenar la propagación y salvar vidas. El seminario web, organizado juntamente con el Centro de Alianzas (Partnership Center) del Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de los EE. UU (HHS) y con expertos invitados del Centro para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades de Los EE. UU (CDC) será en español. Por favor, Regístrese para asistir o recibir la grabación.

Join the National Hispanic Pastors Alliance and the Pastor’s Wives of America for a webinar about what families need to know about the COVID-19 virus and the vaccines that will help to slow the spread and save lives. The webinar, co-hosted with the Partnership Center at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and featuring expertise from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will be presented in Spanish. Please register to attend or receive the recording.

02/10/2021

Celebrating Black History Month: NIH virologist Dr. Kizzy Corbett's contributions to finding a vaccine for are historic. https://abcn.ws/3jwrhZl

02/09/2021

In a video message to African American communities, Vice President Kamala Harris reflects on her faith upbringing and shares a little known fact about one of the main scientists developing the . https://bit.ly/2ZaeL8F U.S. Department of Health and Human Services , National Institutes of Health (NIH), NIH News in Health , Kizzy , The HHS Center For Faith & Opportunity Initiatives

02/02/2021

02/02/2021

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Spotting mental health issues early can help you and your child get the most effective treatment. Check out the early signs of mental health issues in children and teens from the National Institute of Mental Health: https://go.usa.gov/xAFUU.

01/04/2021

Across Florida, teenagers long for adoption and the gift of a forever home

"Adoption is for anyone who willing to commit to a child or teen – forever. Empty nesters, couples who found each other later in life, and single adults all been capable of providing safe, loving homes. Plus, there's [sic] many resources to help, including post-adoption support groups, which help parents navigate the growth of a new family. ...

"There are many benefits of adopting a teen in foster care. You don’t have to worry about diapers or potty training. ... A teen also offers companionship and an opportunity to be a role model – to show them how to care for themselves, build relationships with others, decide between right and wrong, and ensure they are on the path to a meaningful, happy life. Earning a teen’s love requires a bit more effort, so it’s even more rewarding when you finally hear those three little words." 🤗 Administration for Children and Families - ACF

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For teenagers who have spent years in foster care, the opportunity to be part of a forever family can help them to become strong, successful adults.

01/01/2021

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12/28/2020

Foster Parents Needed As COVID-19 Pandemic Strains Families

Every county, every city, and every state stands in need of more foster parents. Just because shut the doors to business as usual, does it mean the need is less for children, teens, and sibling groups desperate for protection and care. In fact, the need is greater. Are you ready for a new type of reward in #2021? 🙌 https://cbsloc.al/2L2pGgu

Thousands of children in Illinois are in need of warm, loving homes as the pandemic has placed a big strain on families.

12/25/2020

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12/22/2020

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https://www.facebook.com/nih.gov/posts/10158694265071830

Join us LIVE tomorrow (12/22) at 10 am ET on ’s Facebook account for a historic event. Front-line workers from The NIH Clinical Center, alongside NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Dr. Anthony Fauci, and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar will to receive Moderna, Inc.'s vaccine, which was co-developed with scientists and researchers from NIH. http://bit.ly/3hbXLXM

12/15/2020

Viral Immunologist Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, PhD, shares how her faith influences her research at https://bit.ly/385BZ3x Watch the full interview: https://bit.ly/3aacEs5

12/11/2020

Wishing our Jewish friends good health and a !

12/10/2020

This wide-ranging conversation touches on the latest information on COVID-19, pending results from Pfizer and Moderna, and aspects of the vaccines' research, production, testing, and distribution. Collins and Warren also addressed the ethical concerns about particular cells lines, and the , substance-abuse, and challenges that have surfaced. Our greatest thanks to Pastor Rick Warren and NIH Director Francis S. Collins! https://bit.ly/3oJX6zl Pastor Rick Warren

12/07/2020

What is the impact and importance of spirituality for a community in the face of widespread trauma and hurt? Join us tomorrow at 12pm (ET) at https://bit.ly/CFOI-120820 to learn more!

12/03/2020

Listen to this week's update on COVID-19 vaccine development and distribution efforts.
http://ms.spr.ly/6185pOmn7

12/02/2020

COVID-19 | Five Things to Know About Nursing Home Fraud and Abuse

COVID-19 | Five Things to Know About Nursing Home Fraud and Abuse

Reports of elder harm and neglect has spiked during the COVID-19 pandemic. So has the rise in the number of fraudsters preying on unsuspecting individuals in...

12/01/2020

Clinical trials need people from ALL age groups, races, ethnicities, and backgrounds. Learn more about clinical trials you can participate in and ways to donate blood/plasma that will lead to prevention and treatment breakthroughs to benefit everyone. http://ms.spr.ly/6186p39Su

11/19/2020

It's not too late to join our webinar with guest speakers Curt Thompson, MD, PhD and Kenneth I. Pargament, MD, PhD. They will discuss "Spirituality and Relationships: Contributions to Faith and Forgiveness in Recovery." REGISTER: https://bit.ly/CFOI-111920

11/12/2020

Join the online National Adoption Month celebration on Nov. 17 at 1PM ET: http://ow.ly/tUpE50ChOlm Administration for Children and Families - ACF

11/11/2020

Freedom isn't free. So we take this moment to thank our valiant veterans and their families for their sacrifices on behalf of our grateful nation.

11/10/2020

Research shows that spiritual and social support buoy and lift up individuals living with and their caregivers. https://bit.ly/CFOI-111020

11/10/2020

Kay Warren is walking through an acrostic on how people of faith can support individuals living with . If you want to jump into the webinar, register at https://bit.ly/CFOI-111020

11/10/2020

It's not too late to register for today's webinar at 12PM ET, Spiritual Support and the Lifetime Cause of Mental Illness. REGISTER NOW at https://bit.ly/CFOI-111020.

10/30/2020

(3/6) Spirituality and Severe Mental Illness: Questions of Recovery versus Purposeful Renewal

If you missed episode three in our six-part series on "Spirituality and Mental Health," not to worry! Why not watch and then share the video with that extra hour you get this weekend? ☑️ https://youtu.be/Zevd6Uzlg-4

Individuals and caregivers facing a diagnosis of serious mental illness (SMI) can be overwhelmed. In fact, the likelihood that the loved one will not recover...

10/30/2020

🍂🌜🎃☀️ Don't forget to set your clocks back ONE HOUR Saturday night, so you can partake (on time) in your normal faith or family activities on Sunday!