10/11/2026
Meet Our Guest Speakers for “Let’s Heal Hooyo: Wellness, Connection & Community”
We are honored to bring together three incredible women who are passionate about mental wellness, family support, advocacy, and building stronger communities.
💙 Fatima Molas | BSN.Respiratory Therapist & Disability Advocate
Fatima Molas is a respiratory therapist, disability advocate, and community leader. She is the co-founder and chair of the Multicultural Autism Action Network (MAAN), an organization dedicated to reducing disability stigma and expanding access to culturally responsive resources for multicultural families.
Inspired by her journey as a parent of a child with autism, Fatima understands the challenges families face when navigating healthcare, education, and support systems. She is committed to empowering families, promoting inclusion, and ensuring every child has the opportunity to thrive. Her community service and advocacy have been recognized with the Outstanding Refugee Award for her positive impact throughout Minnesota.
💗 Hani Omar-Jacobson, PHN, BSN, RN | Public Health Nurse & Mental Health Advocate
Hani Omar-Jacobson is a public health nurse and mental health advocate dedicated to reducing stigma, promoting overall well-being, and helping families access the support they need. She is passionate about culturally responsive care and bridging gaps in mental health awareness and services. Through her work, Hani supports healthier families and stronger communities.
💙 Hodan Omar, MS, LSW | Executive Director of Hooyo Hour Organization
Hodan Omar is the Executive Director of Hooyo Hour Organization, where she leads programs focused on family engagement, mental health awareness, educational equity, and community empowerment. With extensive experience supporting children and families, she is passionate about helping immigrant families navigate education, healthcare, and social services.
Through Hooyo Hour, Hodan creates welcoming spaces where women and families can connect, share their experiences, access resources, and find support. Her work centers on building inclusive communities where families feel heard, valued, and empowered.
Join us for a supportive gathering centered on mental health and wellness, meaningful conversations, resources, and connection. Together, we can learn, share, and build stronger families and communities.
📅 Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰ 4:00–7:00 PM
📍 600 13th St. S, St. Cloud, MN
💕 All women are welcome! Come as you are and join us for an afternoon of healing, connection, and community.
