UHAI for Health INC.

04/29/2026

Thank to the incredible women who attended our Annual High Tea! We are deeply grateful to our speaker, Dr. Lo**ta Hanley, and to our sponsors — Dr. Crista Johnson-Agwabu, Spe, and the City of Worcester Health & Human Services. Special thanks to members of the women clergy, community leaders, and the Uhai family for showing up in large numbers. We were honored to welcome women from East, West, and Central Africa and the Caribbean. Our theme: Reset, Reflect, Rejuvenate. See you next year!

04/26/2026

04/17/2026

The Uhai Men Gathering serves as a safe space where African men engage in meaningful dialogue and socialization.

03/19/2026

Uhai Family! Please join me in congratulating Dr. Bannor!
Last year, he invited our community to participate in his important study, “An examination of African immigrants with overweight or obesity: weight, lifestyle behaviors, and body image following immigration.”
We are excited to share that his manuscript has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities — a major milestone for research that centers African immigrant experiences and health.
I am deeply humbled that Dr. Bannor credited Uhai in the manuscript and included me as an author. Thank you for allowing me to represent Uhai in this meaningful work.
Most importantly, I am grateful that our community’s voice and our collective efforts are now published in a journal dedicated to racial and ethnic health equity — the very heartbeat of what we do at Uhai for Health.
Congratulations, Dr. Bannor! And thank you to everyone who participated and continues to uplift this work.

03/18/2026

03/18/2026

At the Women’s Recovery Summit: The power of Her Story Sponsored by MA Dept of Public Health, Bureau of Substance Abuse Addiction Services & Adept Educational Institute. So many resources to share with my community!

03/01/2026

"You cannot prevent the birds of sorrow from flying over your head, but you can prevent them from building nests in your hair."

02/09/2026

Two worlds at War - parenting for immigrants necessitates a mindset shift, involving some unlearning to comprehend and fully support our children who are growing up in a different cultural context.