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2424 Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Street
Indianapolis, IN, 46208
United States

317-925-4231

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Thank you for a GREAT Year of Wellness with CWUW and YOU!


7th Day Awards and Brunch

Tickets are on sale now. Use the QR Code to purchase tickets or use the button below. Email Katrina May if you have any issues with your ticket purchase, katrina@cwuwonline.org or call 317-537-1428


New Offices - We are so excited about our move! See you there soon!

Latest CWUW News:

  • Visit our events page for upcoming activities!

  • Enroll for Sisters Together: Move More, Eat Better - walks, self-measured blood pressure program, nutrition education, and more. Enroll here!

  • CWUW is Moving!! We’re moving March 4th to 1100 W. 42nd Street, Suite 226 - MORE TO COME!

  • Welcome Back, Tracy Cork, Young Women’s Health Specialist.

  • CWUW is looking for new board members - Apply today

  • Contact the staff directly! View our staff listing!


Internships Available


 

Early Connection Peer Well-Being Ambassador

  • An EC Peer Well-Being Ambassador leads workshops and groups for 18-—to 24-year-olds on promoting overall health and wellness.

  • You will work as an advisor to the program and assist with program development.

  • You will be provided with a letter of recommendation as necessary for future opportunities.

  • You will receive a stipend for training and each facilitation activity.


We are excited to build partnerships with mental health providers who understand the needs of BIPOC women. Add your name and practice so we can schedule a time to meet and discuss collaboration!

 
 

Learning Center

Rashida Bonds is the owner of Liberation Life Coaching and is a partner of the Centers of Wellness for Urban Women. Rashida helps us focus on reducing stress...

Rhonda L. Bayless, Executive Director, CWUW speaks with Karen Simms with CU Trauma & Resilience Initiative. Topic: Black Women’s Health.

Learning experience: Power of Retreat. Self-care, retreating at home and other tools to help you reduce stress for yourself and your family

Thank you to our supporters

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