NAHN Central Florida Chapter

06/15/2026

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06/15/2026

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06/12/2026

There’s nothing like connecting in person!

Join the National Association of Hispanic Nurses for an evening of networking, mentorship, collaboration, and community. Whether you’re a member, student, nurse, healthcare professional, or simply interested in learning more about NAHN, we’d love to meet you.

Come make new connections, discover opportunities for professional growth, and be part of a supportive network dedicated to uplifting our communities and advancing healthcare.

Bring a colleague, bring a friend, and join us!

05/09/2026

NAHN Central Florida proudly partnered with St. Rose of Lima Church during its food pantry outreach to serve underserved members of our community. Through this partnership, we had the opportunity to provide blood pressure screenings and health education to many individuals within the Latino/a community.
To our surprise, several participants were found to have elevated blood pressure and were unaware of their condition. Our team provided education in Spanish on the risks and complications associated with hypertension, as well as practical lifestyle changes and strategies to help improve blood pressure control.
The community members were extremely grateful for the culturally and linguistically appropriate education and support, reinforcing the importance of accessible healthcare outreach and NAHN Central Florida’s commitment to improving health outcomes in the communities we serve.
https://www.heart.org/-/media/Files/Health-Topics/High-Blood-Pressure/Consequences-of-High-Blood-Pressure-infographic.pdf
https://www.heart.org/-/media/Files/Health-Topics/High-Blood-Pressure/HBP-Consequences-Infographic-Spanish.pdf

https://www.heart.org/-/media/Files/Health-Topics/Answers-by-Heart/What-Is-High-Blood-Pressure.pdf
https://www.heart.org/-/media/Files/Health-Topics/Answers-by-Heart/Answers-by-Heart-SPANISH/What-Is-HighBloodPressure_Span.pdf

05/05/2026

Celebrating Nurses Week by honoring the strength, compassion, and impact of Hispanic nurses 💙
Hispanic/Latino nurses make up about 9% of the U.S. nursing workforce, yet represent a much larger portion of the population—showing both their growing presence and the need for continued representation
From breaking language barriers to delivering culturally competent care, Hispanic nurses are improving patient outcomes, building trust, and advocating for communities that need it most.
We are more than caregivers—we are voices, leaders, and change-makers.

04/27/2026

Recent research from the American Cancer Society points to these cancers as the most prominent in the hispanic community (ACS,2024) Unfortunately the evidence points to high rates of mortality from these cancers mainly due to lack of screenings and education. In remembrance of all those lost to cancer, and to commemorate Cancer Research Month; this post shares information about the recommended screenings for hispanic all over the world. Resources like the AMIGAS Educational Outreach Program, screening calendars, and regular primary medical screenings can help prevent and decrease mortality related to the disease.

*figures represent percent of specific cancers compared to those diagnosed with cancer*

04/20/2026

It's all about the VOLUNTEERS!!

This week we take extra time to thank our volunteers; without them we wouldn't be where we are.

For decades, volunteers have been the silent backbone of not only the healthcare industry, but of every industry that involves human interactions. The essential role played by volunteers helps bridge employment, education and even financial gaps faced by our communities. Their contributions are so significant that the United Nations (UN) declared 2026 as the International Volunteer Year for Sustainable Development.

If you know any volunteers, please thank them for their time and efforts. Don't know any volunteers? be the change you want to see in the world and become one today. Explore volunteering events on our page or on your local health department websites.

¡¡Todo gira en torno a los VOLUNTARIOS!!

Esta semana dedicamos un tiempo especial para agradecer a nuestros voluntarios; sin ellos, no estaríamos donde estamos hoy.

Durante décadas, los voluntarios han sido la columna vertebral silenciosa, no solo del sector salud, sino de cualquier industria que implique interacciones humanas. El papel fundamental que desempeñan los voluntarios ayuda a cerrar las brechas laborales, educativas e incluso financieras que enfrentan nuestras comunidades. Sus contribuciones son tan significativas que las Naciones Unidas (ONU) han declarado el año 2026 como el Año Internacional del Voluntariado para el Desarrollo Sostenible.

Si conoce a algún voluntario, por favor agradézcale su tiempo y esfuerzo. ¿No conoce a ninguno? Sea el cambio que desea ver en el mundo y conviértase en voluntario hoy mismo. Explore los eventos de voluntariado en nuestra página web o en los sitios web de su departamento de salud local.

04/15/2026

🌞 April Meeting Coming Soon! 🌞
Please join us on April 28th at 6pm for our monthly meeting. We’ll be discussing changes/updates and future events.

04/13/2026

The NAHN Central Florida March meeting was filled with meaningful networking, celebrating the accomplishments of our Latino community, and engaging in powerful conversations about the disparities that still affect us.

It was truly eye-opening to reflect on the contrast being part of a community that is growing and thriving, yet continues to face significant challenges in accessing equitable healthcare.

We also participated in an interactive activity where we stepped into the role of different families navigating real-life healthcare barriers highlighting disparities related to access, cost, language, and cultural understanding. This experience brought deeper awareness and perspective to the challenges many face every day.

Calling all nurses in Central Florida who would like to join our chapter—come be part of a community dedicated to growth, advocacy, and making a difference!

Together, we remain committed to uplifting one another, raising awareness, and advocating for change. 💙

03/19/2026

Join our March Chapter meeting and our leadership team! https://conta.cc/40EQdnW

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