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The National Council of Negro Women is partnering with black doctors to tell us the truth about the Covid-19 vaccine. Good Health WINS begins with education. Our advocates understand the importance of immunizations and are working to create an infrastructure for good health. This is achieved by reducing health disparities, increasing vaccination opportunities, vaccination education and identifying the drivers of vaccine hesitancy.

Gilgal is a Christ-centered, long-term, recovery residence for women experiencing homelessness due to drug and alcohol addiction. Through their one-year, two-phase program, they seek to transition women from crisis and homelessness to stability and independent living.

They provide food, clothing and housing, as well as a full range of recovery services, spiritual nourishment, workforce development, life skills training, and transitional support. They are located in Atlanta and currently serve the metro area, as well as greater Georgia.

Gilgal has a 501(c)(3) designation and relies upon generous donations from individuals, churches, businesses, foundations, and community organizations.

Kappa Iota Zeta chapter selected ASA G. Hilliard Elementary School as our school for our Adopt-A-School program.

Asa G. Hilliard Elementary School (formerly Mount Olive Elementary) was renamed in memory of Dr. Asa Grant Hilliard III, a Georgia State University college professor and former San Francisco State University dean who died in 2007. Dr. Hilliard was married for nearly 50 years to the Honorable Patsy Jo Hilliard, former mayor of East Point, GA and former school board member for the South San Francisco Unified School District.

Kappa Iota Zeta chapter has adopted Cosby Spear Highrise as our Senior Center

Cosby Spear Highrise, two 10-story buildings consisting of 166 studio apartments, 114 one-bedroom and two, two-bedroom residences for rent are reserved for young disabled and persons 55 years of age or older. The community was designed to provide a welcoming residential environment that maximizes the pedestrian connection of the site to the Midtown area while nestled in walking distance to Central Park.

 Westlake

Kappa Iota Zeta chapter is proud to partner with Westlake High School 

The Westlake Magnet Program seeks to provide an environment that celebrates and cultivates each student’s unique worth, dignity, and ability. The magnet experience empowers highly capable students, encouraging them to interact with their intellectual peers in academic, creative, aesthetic, and social endeavors. Ultimately, magnet students will not only develop the skills necessary to succeed academically but will also grow into life-long learners, responsible citizens, and contributors to the betterment of society.

The Magnet Program accomplishes this mission through:
1. Relevant and rigorous curricular exposure
2. Field-based learning opportunities
3. Supportive relationships