Wyandanchs Martin Luther King Jr., Community Health Center & P.B.G.s Productions & SGIB Magazine, carry the message with a twist

Wyandanchs Martin Luther King Jr., Community Health Center & P.B.G.s Productions & SGIB Magazine, carry the message with a twist

(PRWEB) January 4, 2004 --Wyandanchs Martin Luther King Jr., Community Health Center & P.B.G.s Productions & SGIB Magazine, carry the message with a twist
By Gerard

The Martin Luther King, Jr., Community Health Centers Annual Advisory Board Health Conference, Step Into Health -The Ever Changing Human Virus," was a huge success on September 25th. Along with P.B.G.'s Productions, Dreams Are Nothing More Than Plans Awaiting Action," hearing the message about HIV/AIDS, the young and old in this troubled community of Wyandanch, New York, was able to get the message with a twist. With a variety of speakers and special performing guests like Jenelle Chin, SGIB magazines November/December cover artist, El-Malik, the former lead singer for Motowns 1970s female Motown group, 7669, and making his first L.I. appearance, Chris Curry, who writes for SGIB magazine and has performed with Ray, Goodman & Brown / The Moments ("Love On A Two Way Street", "Special Lady"); had the whole house singing the classics along with the young people. Dont worry about our music history being lost; watching the young people sing classic R&B songs along with Chris, they were listening. This event was at the Wyandanch/Wheatley Heights Ambulance Corp. 295 Merritt Ave., Wyandanch, NY 11798. Others involved with the focus on the adolescent population. Eileen Daley, Np discussed the transmission and prevention of the Virus. Howard Balbi, M.D. discussed the disease and treatment process. Julie Helberg-Hirsch spoke on the Partner Notification Assistance Program. Karin Timour informed the audience of the benefits of the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP). We also had a speaker, Alita Hall, from the Wyndanch Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program discuss details of their program.
If your organization is looking to add that special touch to your event, contact P.B.G.s Productions at (631) 969-3676 and if you want to know more about the Ever Changing Human Virus," contact the Wyandanch Martin Luther King Jr., Community Health Center at (631) 854-1781 Virginia Thomas or Sam Cortes 854-1765
Photo Captions

Nov/Dec cover featured artist, Jenelle Chin, lets them have it with her spellbinding vocals.
Photo provided by Viacom

El-Malik, former lead singer, for the Motowns 70s girl group, 7669, gets a little help from two volunteers, while The Ack keeps the beat.
Photo provided by Viacom

The give-a-ways were hot items. Provided by The MLK center, Berger Brothers Camera in Amityville, 98.7 KISS-FM and All Access" DVD, the magazine you watch". Editor-in-Chief, Gerard, Chris Curry of So You Want To Be A Star" and Charles Jaramillo, Clerical Coordinator at the MLK Center, look on while this young lady seems unable to make up her mind.

Wyandanch's Martin Luther King, Jr., Centro de Salud de la Comunidad & Producción P.B.G., carga el mensaje con una torcida
Por Gerard

El Martin Luther King, Jr., la Conferencia de Salud Anual de la Junta Consejera del Centro de Salud de la Comunidad, "Pise Dentro de Salud - El Virus Humano Que Siempre Cambia," fue un gran éxito el 25 de Septiembre. Junto con la Producción P.B.G., "Sueños Son Nada Más Que Planes Esperando Por Acción," oyendo el mensaje sobre HIV/SIDA, los joven y viejos de esta comunidad con dificultades de Wyandanch, Nueva York, pudieron recibir el mensaje con una torcida. Con una variedad de hablantes y interpretaciónes especiales por invitados como Jenelle Chin, la artista de portada para la revista SGIB de Noviembre/Diciembre, El-Malik, el cantanto líderato anterior para Motown's grupo femenino de Motown de los 1970's, 7669, y en su primera interpretación en L.I., Chris Curry, quien escribe para la revista SGIB y ha interpretado con Ray, Goodman & Brown / The Moments ("Love On A Two Way Street", "Special Lady"); tenia la casa completa cantando los clásicos junto con la gente joven. No te preocupe sobre la perdida de nuestra historia de música; mirando a nuestros jovenes cantando canciónes de R&B clásico junto con Chris, ellos los estaban escuchando. Este evento fue en el Wyandanch/Wheatley Heights Ambulance Corp. 295 Merritt Ave., Wyandanch, NY 11798. Otros envuelto con el foco en la población de adolescentes: Eileen Daley, NP hablo sobre la transmisión y prevención del Virus. Howard Balbi, M.D. hablo sobre la enfermedad y el proceso del tratamiento. Julie Helberg-Hersch hablo sobre el Programa Asistente en Notificar Compañeros. Karin Timour le informo al público del beneficio del Programa Asistente de Drogas Para el SIDA (ADAP). También tuvimos una persona que hablo, Alita Hall, del Programa en Wyandanch Para la Prevención de Embarazos Adolescente les dio detalles sobre el programa.
Si tu organización estan buscando para añadir un toque especial a tu evento, contacte la Producción P.B.G. al (631) 969-3676 y si quieres saber más sobre el "Virus Humano Que Siempre Cambia," contacte el Wyandanch Martin Luther King, Jr., Centro de Salud de la Comunidad al (631) 854-1781 Virgina Thomas o Sam Cortes 854-1765
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