I pledge to make good health a priority in my life and in my community. Health care is a fundamental right shared by all.
Congressman John Garamendi (D) representing Northern California Speaks about GoodHealthWINs
Good Health WINs Begins
- For 85 years, the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) has been committed to empower, inform and uplift women and children in communities of color. During the COVID 19 pandemic, we have strengthened our resolve to address the importance of how vaccines save lives.
- The Good Health Women’s Immunization Networks (Good Health WINS) is our commitment to build an army of good health champions who understand the importance of immunizations across the lifespan. We want to educate, advocate and impact families and communities across the US to both end the pandemic, address health disparities, and shine the light on the importance of good health. Through our network of trusted messengers and grassroots activities, our goal is to increase vaccination rates, access and help remove barriers to access to vaccines and good health.
Together, we can save lives and we know that Good Health WINs!
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