The Okolona Section of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), in partnership with the State and National NCNW, is launching Good Health Women’s Immunization Networks to raise awareness of the benefits of immunizations as a critical element of good health.
Okolona NCNW to kick off Good Health Wins campaign on June 19
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