The North Harris County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

06/15/2026

NHCAC picnic... let's get it!

06/15/2026

Today was the perfect way to close out an incredible program year! ❤️

Chapter members and their families joined us for a Family Fun Day in the Park filled with fellowship, laughter, and wonderful memories. We are especially thankful that the rain held off for almost the entire picnic, and when it did arrive, it was only for a brief moment. Thank you to the Red, Blue, Yellow and Green teams for participating in our Team challenges. Kudos to the Blue team for securing the win!

One of the highlights of the day was presenting the Presidential "I Got You" Awards to those individuals who consistently answered the call. Thank you to each of you for always being willing to lend a hand, step up when needed, and provide unwavering support throughout the years. Your dedication has truly made a difference.

We also celebrated our Program, Planning and Development Committee of the Year. Congratulations to the Physical and Mental Health Committee on their back-to-back win! Your commitment to impactful programming continues to set the standard for excellence.

Finally, we were honored to present the Membership Services Award to Denise Moore. To know Denise is to love her. Her servant heart, dedication, and willingness to support others never go unnoticed. Thank you, Denise, for all that you do.

Kudos to an outstanding program year, NHCAC! As we continue elevating our excellence, we remain grateful for every member, every family, and every community partner who helps make our work possible.

Here's to another year of service, sisterhood, and impact. 💜❤️

06/10/2026

North Harris County Alumnae Chapter closed out the program year on a high note!

As we continue to celebrate 20 years of service, sisterhood, and impact, we are proud to share that our chapter was honored with seven awards at the 50th Southwest Regional Conference in Grapevine, Texas. These recognitions reflect our continued commitment to elevating excellence and making a meaningful difference in the communities we serve.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every committee chair, committee member, chapter member, community partner, and supporter whose dedication, passion, and unwavering support made these accomplishments possible. These awards are a reflection of the collective effort, passion, and excellence demonstrated throughout the year.

While we are honored by the recognition, the true reward is the work itself. Our chapter exists to serve, and it does our hearts good to see the impact of that service acknowledged. As we commemorate two decades of excellence, we remain committed to building on our legacy, strengthening our communities, and continuing to elevate the standard of service.

Thank you for being part of our journey and our success. Here's to 20 years of excellence and to an even brighter future ahead!

05/28/2026

There is no time limit on conversations surrounding mental health. We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to watch our Mental Health Social Media Series. In our final video, we address the important topic of domestic violence. Take a moment to watch, reflect, and share.

Signs of Domestic Violence

Kevin Mack has over 15 years of experience in the mental health, autism, and IDD field. As CEO of Mack Counseling, he leads a team of more than 40 clinicians serving over 1,600 clients each month. Mack Counseling is passionate about human development and helping individuals achieve healthier, safer, and more fulfilling lives.

Sometimes the people hurting the most are the ones smiling the hardest. That’s why awareness, compassion, and community support matter more than ever.

Additional Tips:
1. Educate yourself to recognize the signs a victim may exhibit, such as withdrawal, fearfulness, or isolation
2. Listen without judgment and create a safe space for conversation
3. Break the stigma—have supportive conversations about healthy options and available resources
4. Refer individuals to trained professionals and organizations equipped to support survivors of domestic violence

05/27/2026

Parenting Through Mental Illness

Shelly-Ann James-Perelion, LPC-S, balances her private practice, Seraphinite Counseling, with her role as a Mental Health Intervention Counselor at Cypress-Fairbanks ISD. Dedicated to empowering clients of all ages, she helps children and adults navigate the complexities of the "core self." Her work is centered on improving relational dynamics and assisting individuals in defining their own unique sense of purpose.

Take a moment to watch, reflect, and share. You never know who might need to hear these messages today.



Statistics:
https://www.nami.org/mental-health-by-the-numbers/
https://mhanational.org/quick-facts/

05/26/2026

🔺 ATTENTION: NHCAC Delta Initiative Programs NOW OPEN! 🔺

The North Harris County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, is THRILLED to announce that enrollment is NOW OPEN for our 2026–2027 Delta GEMS, Academy, and EMBODI Programs!

This is YOUR opportunity to invest in a young person's future, empowering them through scholarship, service, sisterhood, and social action.

✅ Applications available NOW
⚠️ Spots are LIMITED, don't wait!
⏰ Deadline: Saturday, July 11, 2026, at 11:59 PM, NO EXCEPTIONS

These programs are designed to empower, educate, and elevate our youth. Know a young person who could benefit from mentorship and leadership development? TAG THEM BELOW and share this post! 👇

📲 APPLY NOW → https://bit.ly/NHYIP26

05/15/2026

05/13/2026

✨ How Men Can Avoid Burnout

Gary J. Sheppard, MD is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician in Southwest Houston. He has been practicing for over 30 years. Although his interests are hypertension and diabetes, he takes care of all internal medicine diseases.

Take a moment to watch, reflect, and share. You never know who might need to hear these messages today.



Statistics:
https://www.nami.org/mental-health-by-the-numbers/
https://mhanational.org/quick-facts/

05/11/2026

The North Harris County Alumnae Chapter proudly congratulates our very own Soror Monica L. Cook Brown on being selected for the 2026–2027 Delta Fellows Program Cohort.

Your unwavering dedication, servant leadership, and commitment to Sisterhood, Scholarship, Service, and Social Action continue to make our chapter proud. This achievement reflects not only your passion for leadership development, but also the impact you continue to make throughout our communities and across the Southwest Region.

Wishing you an impactful, transformative, and purpose-driven fellowship experience as you continue to lead with excellence, vision, and heart.