2017 INTERFAITH HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICE CONFERENCE

HEALTH CARE: WHAT'S YOUR 20? SHARED SOLUTIONS, SHARED SUCCESS

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Sisters United in Human Service, Inc. is proud to host the 20th Annual Interfaith Health and Human Service Conference. This year's theme, "Health Care: What's Your 20? Shared Solutions. Shared Success," is a personal request of conference participants to identify and take account of their spiritual, physical, mental, nutritional, and financial health..

The meaning behind "What's Your 20?" This phrase means, "What is your location?" or "Identify your position." It is our intent to assist participants in answering this question through interactive, exploratory dialogue aimed to unwrap the very best parts of mind, body and soul.  

​Who will facilitate these conversations? Our workshop presenters have been specifically chosen to share from their knowledge and expertise. They are highly regarded professionals representing various fields of study and religious backgrounds. Each presenter is focused on ensuring and helping each attendee understand the value and importance of an authentic assessment of where they are with their overall health, and will share viable solutions and successes toward achieving optimal health.  We hope to see you this year!

Partnering Organizations - Sisters United is proud of the dynamic partnerships with other service organizations. 

DAY 1: FRI, OCT 13 – Community Fun Night

Bring your friends and family to enjoy food, entertainment, fun activities and giveaways.
  • Special guest performance by Wilmore Sadiki, world renown performer of I’m a Little Muslim Child and Covered All Over

DAY 2: SAT, OCT 14 - Health Conference Workshops

Plan to attend the 20th Annual Interfaith Health and Human Service Conference!  Bring the entire family to hear from speakers, engage in open discussions, and share viable solutions that will strengthen your life, family and community.

DAY 3: SUN, OCT 15 - End of Life Discussions: Are You Prepared?

Join us for an enriching discussion where an interfaith clergy panel present on the spiritual beliefs and rituals related to the process of dying, death and the afterlife.