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August is National Immunization Awareness Month

If you could have one superpower what would it be? Would you want to be able to fly? Or maybe the power of invisibility? Well, what about the power to be immune from preventable diseases such as the measles, rubella, tetanus, chicken pox, and the seasonal flu? Guess what? We already have this power!

The power of immunity from preventable diseases is attributed to the availability and effectiveness of vaccinations. Vaccines are helpful in preventing millions of cases of illnesses... Read more as one of our Ambassadors, Samantha Jean-Baptiste, debunks some myths about immunizations.

Join us for the AIDSWalk 2015 Become a Hero for Health today

Our 3rd annual fun-filled superhero themed Heroes for HealthTM obstacle run will take place Sunday, October 4th at Prospect Park in Troy. You can get in on the action when you register as an individual or on a team of 3 or more people. Don’t forget your superhero costume — there will be prizes!

Go to www.classy.org/heroes2015 now to register.

Join the Whitney M. Young, Jr. Health Center team as

we proudly participate in AIDSWalk 2015. Our team,

a mix of patients, staff and friends, is using the event

to raise funds for our Community Prevention and

Treatment Services (CPTS). CPTS offers a unique com-

bination of medical care, counseling, testing, and

support services for people living with HIV or Hep-C.

Whitney M. Young, Jr. Health Center 920 Lark Drive, Albany, NY 12207 Phone: (518) 465-4771 | Email: info@wmyhealth.org

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Save the Date: Legacy Event 2015

Our annual Legacy Event dinner honors individuals and organizations that have made a difference in the Capital Region, particularly for the populations we serve. This year's dinner will include a silent auction and a capella performances from local groups. We invite you to enjoy a fun evening with us!

When: Thursday, October 29th, 5:30p - 9:30p Where: The New York State Museum in Albany

Backpack giveaway!

Earlier this month, we hosted an open house event at our Troy Health Center to celebrate its 10th anniversary during National Health Center Week. Our guests included Rensselaer County Executive Kathleen Jimino, Mayor Lou Rousamilia and Assemblyman John McDonald III. Renssealaer County Executive Kathleen Jimino presented us with an award for our service to the community. Assemblyman John McDonald III announced the location—the former Price Chopper site at 1804 Second Ave in Watervliet. This site is expected to open by the end of December.

Services at 10 Dewitt Street

We’ve recently expanded the services at our newly

renovated 10 Dewitt Street facility. You can now find

FACTS, Methadone Maintenance Treatment Program

(MMTP), primary medical services, and Up-Beat

there.

Did you miss our Open House?

Bring your 5 - 11 year old for a Well-Child appointment and get a free backpack of goodies, while supplies last!