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Fidelis Care and Literacy Inc. Support ‘Diversity Through Literacy’

7/5/2022 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Sponsorship

Through a generous donation from Fidelis Care, over 1,000 free books featuring stories that represent racial diversity, including 500 copies of the New York Times best-seller The ABCs of Black History by Rio Cortez, will be distributed by Literacy Inc. across New York City boroughs.

Fidelis Care Teams Up with Brooklyn Cyclones to Feed New Yorkers

6/21/2022 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Children's Health

Fidelis Care and the Brooklyn Cyclones today announced a new partnership making Fidelis the presenting sponsor for the team’s annual Help the Hungry community event, along with a separate canned food drive to help alleviate food insecurity.

Helping Kids and Adolescents Cope After Tragedy

6/2/2022 • Posted by Dr. Moataz El Refaie, Medical Director, Behavioral Health & Dr. Patrice Reives-Bright, Senior Medical Director, Behavioral Health • in In The Community

The impact of mass violence, like the tragic shootings in Buffalo and Texas, which were fueled by hatred and anger, can feel overwhelming and lead to hopelessness. Common reactions from children and adolescents can include behavioral changes, anxiety, intense engagement on social media, substance abuse, and mood changes.

Fidelis Care Offers Tips for Families to Limit Screen Time and Become More Physically Active this Spring Break Season

4/14/2022 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Children's Health, Health and Wellness

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently updated and published new guidelines for families advising that children younger than 24 months should have zero screen time other than for supervised video chatting.

Fidelis Care Highlights National Minority Health Month

4/13/2022 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Caregiver Support, Health and Wellness

During Black Maternal Health Week, Fidelis Care will team up with Northwell Health to co-host a webinar, “Awareness and Advocacy for Better Health Outcomes.” The webinar will highlight the importance of access to quality maternal health care, and explore the roots of maternal mortality among Black women.

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