Our Mission
“The mission of the Suffolk County Black Nurses Association is to serve as a united and empowered voice for Black nurses, dedicated to advocating for health equity and addressing systemic disparities in healthcare. Through education, mentorship, and community engagement, we strive to implement effective strategies that promote the highest quality of care for communities of color.
We are committed to fostering professional excellence, advancing culturally competent healthcare practices, and creating a supportive network that empowers nurses to lead positive change in their communities.”
Upcoming Events & Observances
Lets Talk About Our Health
Join us for our upcoming health event in collaboration with the National Coalition of 100 Black Women and Northwell Health System, as we discuss Hormones, Health and Metabolism: Navigating Metabolic Syndrome and Menopause. This event is virtual. Sign up today: Registration: bit.ly/NCBWLIHealthMarch2025
Eid ul-Fitr
Eid ul-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims worldwide. It last for one day, and is expected to take place on Sunday, March 30th or Monday March 31st, following the sighting of the moon. It marks the end of the month long dawn to sunset fasting of Ramadan.
World Autism Awareness Day
World Autism Awareness Day is observed internationally on April 2nd. This day serves to raise awareness and promote understanding of autism on a global scale. Through various campaigns, events, and discussions, this day plays a vital role in advancing knowledge about autism and advocating for the rights and well-being of individuals on the spectrum.
Radiologic and Imaging Nurses Day
Radiologic and Imaging Nurses Day will be observed this year on April 11th. This special day is
dedicated to recognizing the expertise, commitment, and compassionate care provided by
nurses who specialize in the field of radiology and imaging.
37th Annual Black Nurses Day on Capitol Hill
The Suffolk County Black Nurses participated in Washington on Capitol Hill with a delegation of 13 members. They had appointments with representatives Kirsten Gillibrand and Tom Suozzi. We are happy to have met with the representative and/or their designee to discuss NBNA initiatives that benefit healthcare for all especially the African American and marginalized populations. We were fortunate to have dynamic and engaging visits at our luncheon from representatives Jasmine Crockett, Bennie Thompson and Jonathan Jackson.
Help Our Cause
“Your support and contributions are vital to helping us achieve our goals and enhance the quality of life in underserved communities. Your generous donations directly fund our nursing scholarships, provide essential relief aid, and support impactful community programs, enabling us to create meaningful change and promote health equity.”
Address
P.O. Box 416 Brentwood, New York 11717
Phone Number
+1 631-805-1430