Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health Supports World Homeless Day to Promote Health and Hope in Jackson
Minority Health • October 11, 2025
Empowering Jackson’s homeless community with compassion, care, and access to vital health resources.
The Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health proudly participated in World Homeless Day 2025 on October 10, 2025, at The Stewpot’s Opportunity Center in Jackson, MS. The event brought together community partners to provide essential health resources, food, music, and support services for individuals experiencing homelessness. Through outreach and education, the Institute shared vital information on chronic disease prevention, infectious disease awareness, and access to community health programs, reinforcing its mission to advance health equity for all. Together, we celebrated resilience and community while working toward a healthier, stronger Jackson.
A Mommy-to-Be Resource Fair. Expecting mothers and families can look forward to a day filled with free lunch, exciting giveaways, yoga demonstrations, and valuable local resources. With August marking National Breastfeeding Month, the fair will feature special information and support for breastfeeding moms. Don’t mi
Epidemiologist Warren Jones gave a brief presentation on the health risks of vaping and tobacco to the 7th and 8th grade students.
IAMH Men's Health Program Hosted a Youth Health Rally at Mcevans High School in Shaw, MS on September 27th for tobacco and vaping prevention. Student's were educated on the dangers of smoking tobacco and using vaping devices. Students were given a brief presentation about smoking and preventive health by IAMH Epidemiologist Warren Jones and Mcevans High School students.