Mothers Day Tea, A Huge Success!

Thank you to everyone that were able to attend, this was 

surely an event to remember, and could not be done 

without the support of you. Ms. Judyann Elder our emcee, was an absolute delight. Black women for Wellness is extremely grateful for all the support received. We look forward to seeing everyone again, Bring A Brother to breakfast is

 coming, June 14th 2013 at the California African American Museum. Hold on to your hats ladies, its going to be an exciting year! If you haven't updated your membership remember you can always do so by visiting our website or visiting our office.www.BWWLA.org

Welcome to Black Women for Wellness

Black Women for Wellness is committed to healing, educating, inspiring, and supporting Black women, so we may tap our personal power to enhance and improve our health and well being.
Black Women for Wellness defines good health as more than mere absence of disease, but the ability to grow, to soar, to use our strength, our power as women, our beauty, our intelligence uninhibited to the fullest extent for the pursuit of healthy lives, families and communities.
Black Women for Wellness believes in preventing illness through education, self-empowerment, access, appropriate treatments and interventions, blending solutions that work for us, no matter our lifestyles, financial or educational status.
Black Women for Wellness defines good health as physical, spiritual, emotional, mental, and financial well-being. We also believe good health requires a blending of western medicine with traditional and natural healers to create a balanced life.