SheCor Cares

05/08/2026

Today, I had the opportunity to attend the Hunger Free Mississippi Conference on behalf of SheCor Cares. Our mission is committed to ensuring that women, children, and the elderly have access to the resources, support, and information they need to thrive. 🫂

In the current state of our nation and economy, conversations and collaborations like these are more important than ever. Communities need not only access to vital services, but also awareness, advocacy, and support systems that empower them to navigate challenging times. 🙏🙏

Being in spaces dedicated to creating real solutions and uplifting people gives me a renewed sense of purpose and passion. I truly get energized by work like this, because every effort made today has the potential to impact lives for the better tomorrow. 🌎

SheCor Cares remains committed to serving, connecting, and advocating for those who need it most.

The Capital Club is such a beautiful space. Each time I'm there, I enjoy the delicious food and the elegant scenery. Oh yea, it's a great place to take pics as well. 📸🤳

Sherika Rimmer

04/30/2026

Get registered! 📝

💯POSITIVE CULTURE‼️Small setting ‼️Individualized instruction‼️Outside the box education ‼️Invest in your child's future‼️No standardized tests to keep students from graduating or excelling ❤️assessment tests are given‼️Accredited‼️Home of the Future Leaders‼️Your child will learn and grow

04/30/2026

Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month is approaching, and we’re honoring moms with an evening of movement, community, and care.

We’re excited to partner with The Well Canton fitness studio to offer a FREE Pilates session for moms on May 7th at 5:30 PM.
Motherhood asks a lot of you. This is an invitation to take a moment for yourself, breathe, move your body, and be surrounded by support.

💜 Bring a friend
💜 No experience needed
💜 Come as you are
💜 This time is for you

REGISTER TODAY: https://the_well_within.eventbrite.com

Let’s continue making maternal mental health visible, valued, and supported.

📍 217 W Peace St, Canton, MS 39046
🗓 May 7 | 5:30 PM
💜 Bring a friend and join us!

04/30/2026

Join MS BWR for an important conversation about the policies shaping the future of Mississippi women, families, and communities.

On Thursday, May 7 at 6:00 p.m., MS BWR’s Making Mississippi Women Secure initiative will host a live Tele Townhall to walk through our 2026 legislative agenda, including priorities centered on expanding maternal health access, advancing paid leave, equal pay, and more.

We’ll also share our 2027 legislative priorities and discuss how we can continue building on this year’s momentum to push for policies that create real impact across our state.

If you care about the issues affecting our communities, this is your opportunity to learn more, stay informed, and engage in the work ahead.

Sign up and join us here: http://tthm.com/MSBWR

Please share with your networks and invite others to be part of this important conversation.

04/30/2026

Moms' Mental Health matters. Don't miss this session designed to support you on your motherhood journey. Register now: https://tinyurl.com/47p4bh4f

04/30/2026

Lord, help us. 🙏🙏🙏

Immigration agents took brothers Israel and Max Makoka from the Republic of Congo into custody April 21 as they waited for the bus to Hancock County High School, putting them in zip ties in front of their classmates.

02/26/2026

Attention MS Gulf Coast! Ring in a healthier 2026. Don't miss this wellness event.

02/26/2026

Septima Clark understood something powerful: education is liberation.

She built citizenship schools that empowered Black communities to read, vote, organize, and advocate for themselves politically and economically. Her work wasn’t just about literacy, it was about dignity, participation, and power.

She knew that education is a tool for health, governance, and self-determination.

Her legacy aligns deeply with BWHI Pillar III: Equitable Governance & Relationships, which affirms that equity requires participation, not permission. Systems work best when the people most impacted are informed, engaged, and at the decision-making table.

Septima Clark didn’t wait to be invited into power. She prepared communities to claim it.

And we continue that work, ensuring Black women are not just subjects of policy, but shapers of it.

Want to learn more or get involved?
Explore BWHI’s health policy pillars and find ways to engage, bwhi.org/policy-research

12/31/2025

Our Founder and Executive Director, Sherika Rimmer, rose early to give last minute donations in 2025. Attala County Nursing Home and The Willows of Kosciusko were given bed pads, adult diapers, masks, and disinfectant wipes for the flu and COVID season. We pray the residents are blessed by these tiny tokens of thought and care. 🙏🙏🌎✨️

12/03/2025

This is awesome!

A long-standing agreement between the City of Hattiesburg and University of Southern Mississippi has grown to include every city employee.