Black Men Heal

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Nonprofit organization that provides mental health treatment, psycho- education, and community resources to Men of Color.
-We provide free psychotherapy to men of color.

04/25/2026

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This isn’t just a conversation—it’s part of something bigger.

Join us for a powerful Men’s Wellness Panel, hosted by Black Men Heal, as part of the FREE “Men Know Your Numbers” Health Event at Enon Tabernacle—focused on all things men’s health & wellness.

From mental health to physical health, this day is about awareness, prevention, and showing up for yourself and your community.

🗣 Moderator: E. Bernard Alexander
🎤 Panelists: Taron Townsend, LSW | Dr. Thomas Owens | Kevin Hubbard, LPC

🗓 May 2, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Enon Tabernacle | Philadelphia, PA

Come for the panel, stay for the full experience—resources, information, and support all in one place.

This event is completely FREE. Bring a brother, bring your family, and tap in.

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04/21/2026

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NYC, we’re pulling up. 🗽

Join Black Men Heal for an evening to unwind, connect, and be in community — no intake forms, no pressure… just good drinks, good people, and real conversation.

This one’s for our providers, partners, and friends doing the work every day. Come decompress and meet the founders, Taz & Zakia.

📅 April 29, 2026
⏰ 4–8 PM
📍 Native Harlem | 2319 Frederick Douglass Blvd

Know someone in the NYC area who should be in the room? Send this to them or repost to your network — let’s pack the space with community.

Tap in, bring a colleague, and come as you are. RSVP at the link in bio.

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04/16/2026

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Men, it’s time to know your numbers—and take control of your health. 🖤

Join us on May 2nd for Men Know Your Numbers, a FREE day dedicated to your wellness. From mental health to physical health, we’re bringing together resources, information, and real conversations that support healing and longevity.

This is more than an event—it’s an opportunity to check in with yourself, get the information you need, and connect with a community that’s here for you.

In partnership with Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church

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🎟️ Free and open to all men

Pull up for your health. Your future depends on it.

04/09/2026

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Dr. Cheyenne Bryant recently spoke on The Jennifer Hudson Show about something we don’t talk about enough — the lack of safe spaces for Black men to be vulnerable, to open up, and to truly heal.

Too often, the stigma in our community forces men to suffer in silence… and we’re seeing the consequences of that in the rising number of su***des among Black men.

At Black Men Heal, this is exactly why we do what we do.

Our Founder & CEO, Tasnim “Taz” Sulaiman, shares how we are actively creating spaces where Black men can show up fully — without judgment.

From our weekly King’s Corner virtual sessions, to live wellness events, workshops, hikes, support groups, and free 1-on-1 therapy with clinicians of color — this is about more than conversation. This is about saving lives.

If this speaks to you, tap in.

Visit our website to learn more, get involved, or donate to help us continue this mission.

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04/01/2026

As we close out Women’s History Month, Black Men Heal proudly honors Sherita Settles.

Sherita is a Licensed Counselor and the monthly host of our Heal With Him space — a space created for women, sponsored by Black Men Heal, and dedicated to building community, connection, and meaningful conversation. Through her leadership, women are able to gather, reflect, and be in dialogue around healing, relationships, and the collective work that impacts us all.

We are deeply grateful for Sherita’s presence, care, and commitment to holding space for women within this movement.

As we conclude this month, we also want to thank all of the incredible women we’ve recognized — the shoulders and building blocks of this organization. Your leadership, compassion, and belief in this work make everything we do possible.

And to the women who follow us, share our content, refer us to the men in your lives, and truly believe in our mission — thank you.

You are a part of our story. You are a part of history.
And you are helping reshape the narrative around Black men, their power, and their mental health.

03/31/2026

As we continue recognizing the incredible women who help power the mission of Black Men Heal, today we honor Edie King.

Edie serves as both a provider and Program Coordinator, playing a dual role in supporting the men we serve and helping our programs run with care and intention. Through her work as a clinician, she creates space for healing, growth, and honest conversations. Behind the scenes, her coordination helps ensure that our services remain impactful, organized, and accessible.

Her ability to balance both direct care and program leadership makes her an essential part of how we deliver on our mission.

We are grateful for Edie’s dedication, compassion, and continued contributions to Black Men Heal.

Thank you for helping us make healing possible.

03/27/2026

Huge shoutout to for hosting an incredible “Color of Wellness” event this past weekend in Philadelphia — creating a powerful, safe space for our community to access free mental health resources, support, and healing.

We’re deeply grateful to the organizers and sponsors who made this day possible. This is what it looks like when a community comes together with intention.

A special moment for us: our fearless leader, Taz, was honored with the prestigious Mahogany Award. This recognition reflects the impact of the work happening every day at Black Men Heal — creating access, fostering healing, and opening doors for Black men and our communities.

We don’t take this lightly. We carry it with purpose.

11/05/2025

👈🏾 Keep swiping — because these facts might just save a life.

November is recognized as Men’s Mental Health Month — a time to shed light on the silent battles our brothers face every day.

💭 Over 6 million men experience depression.
💔 Too many go undiagnosed — trapped behind stigma and silence.
🕯️ And every single minute, somewhere in the world, a man dies by su***de.

It’s time we stop telling men to “man up.”
Instead, let’s teach them to speak up — in safe spaces of community, connection, and healing.

At Black Men Heal, we’re dedicated to providing real mental health support and free therapy sessions for men of color — by providers of color.

Visit www.blackmenheal.org to learn more about our programs and how you can support our mission to make healing accessible for every brother.

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