Suffolk County Black Nurses Association of New York

04/18/2026

to March 22, 2026, when the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association was deeply honored with multiple recognitions for our advocacy, leadership, and commitment to health equity.
From community service to mentorship, from elevating Black nurses to advancing culturally competent care — these awards reflect the heart of our mission and the power of collective purpose.
We remain grateful to the Mothers Club of Wheatley Heights, the Suffolk County Legislature, the New York State Assembly, and the New York State Senate for acknowledging our work and impact.
We continue to lead. We continue to serve. We continue to uplift.
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to March 22, 2026, when the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association was deeply honored with multiple recognitions for our advocacy, leadership, and commitment to health equity.
From community service to mentorship, from elevating Black nurses to advancing culturally competent care. These awards reflect the heart of our mission and the power of collective purpose.
We remain grateful to the Mothers Club of Wheatley Heights, the Suffolk County Legislature, the New York State Assembly, and the New York State Senate for acknowledging our work and impact.
We continue to lead. We continue to serve. We continue to uplift.

04/15/2026

Join us tonight!

All are welcomed

04/12/2026

News12 Long Island!
Yesterday, SCBNA proudly participated in the 10th Annual Gospel Health Fest at Suffolk County Community College.
Along with several other participants, SCBNA was featured in Newsday, spotlighting our commitment to educating the community on high blood pressure, obesity, and overall wellness.
We’re honored to stand in this work — blending faith, culture, and health to uplift Suffolk County.
SuffolkCounty

04/12/2026

SCBNA Featured in Newsday!
Yesterday, SCBNA proudly participated in the 10th Annual Gospel Health Fest at Suffolk County Community College.
Along with several other participants, SCBNA was featured in Newsday, spotlighting our commitment to educating the community on high blood pressure, obesity, and overall wellness.
We’re honored to stand in this work — blending faith, culture, and health to uplift Suffolk County.
SuffolkCounty

04/12/2026

4/11/26 SCBNA had the pleasure of attending the Suffolk county community college’s Annual Gospel Health Fest. Guests enjoyed music and entertainment. We educated guests on healthy, living, cardiac health and obesity. We measured BMI’s blood pressures today. We even met a new friend, Pablo Alvarez, community outreach, specialist, from Northwell Peconic Bay, Medical Center.

04/12/2026

4/11/26 SCBNA at Suffolk County Community College Annual Gospel Health Fest! Guests enjoyed music and entertainment. We educated guests on healthy, living, cardiac health and obesity. We measured BMI’s blood pressures today. We even met a new friend, Pablo Alvarez, community outreach, specialist, from Northwell Peconic Bay, Medical Center.

03/19/2026

03/18/2026

Join us today!

Join us for our next chapter meeting! ALL NURSES AND STUDENT NURSES ARE WELCOME!

03/11/2026

PART II. 2/10/26 Today, the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association joined forces with NBNA chapters across New York for our Second Annual Advocacy Day in Albany! We met with legislators, Assembly members, and the Commissioner of Health to elevate the voices of nurses and advocate for policies that directly impact our communities, from maternal health and mental wellness to environmental justice and workforce equity.
We didn’t just speak truth to power; we built power together. Networking, strategizing, and standing united to uplift each other and the communities we serve. The energy was electric, the conversations were impactful, and the commitment to health equity was undeniable.

03/11/2026

Today, the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association joined forces with NBNA chapters across New York for our Second Annual Advocacy Day in Albany! We met with legislators, Assembly members, and the Commissioner of Health to elevate the voices of nurses and advocate for policies that directly impact our communities, from maternal health and mental wellness to environmental justice and workforce equity.
We didn’t just speak truth to power; we built power together. Networking, strategizing, and standing united to uplift each other and the communities we serve. The energy was electric, the conversations were impactful, and the commitment to health equity was undeniable.

03/06/2026

Celebrating the Power of Black Women in Nursing

Today we honor the strength, leadership, and legacy of the women who continue to shape the future of healthcare. From the pioneers who paved the way to the nurses leading with excellence today; we see you, we celebrate you, and we thank you.
Happy Women’s History Month from the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association.