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About SISTA United Alliance

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Burlington, Vermont, United States
The SISTA United Alliance is a community based non-profit organization dedicated to providing support and services to women and children of color in our local community. The SISTA United Alliance is committed to educating, mobilizing and supporting our local community around issues geared towards social change by providing support through education, resource referrals, informal support and general information.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Health and Beauty:






Anxiety Support Group
Thursdays October 16, 23, & 30, and November 6 & 13, 2008
Relaxation & Stress reduction- Come join our group to feel better। Learn skills to reduce your anxiety and better cope with stress. Community Health Cetner of Burlington 617 Riverside Avenue, Burlington VT 2nd floor Conference room. Call Sara at 864-6309

Showing of Documentary: Unnatural Causes
NeighborKeepers and Fletcher Allen Health Care are sponsoring a free screening of the first segment of the documentary series UNNATURAL CAUSES on October 30 at 6:30 PM at the Main Street Landing Film House (bottom of College Street).
The UNNATURAL CAUSES documentary series goes beyond the popular belief that health is linked only to medical care, lifestyle and genes to explore evidence of other, more powerful determinants that lead to health disparities: the social conditions in which we are born, live and work. For example, studies show that in the U.S. individuals with a low income have twice the rate of disease as the affluent. However, it's not just the poor who are sick. Even the middle classes die, on average, almost three years sooner than the rich. And, no matter what your income, if you're African American, your risk of disease is higher.
So, do we all have an equal chance at health? Could Economic Policy = Health Policy? According to UNNATURAL CAUSES, higher health rates are not a product of better medicine. Currently, the U.S. spends two and a half times as much per person on health care than other industrialized nations and yet our health outcomes are among the worst in the industrialized world. Other countries that have invested in education and social policies have been able to break the cycle of poverty and spend much less on health care.

Know your status and take control of your life and health. Get FREE HIV screening and counseling at SISTA United Alliance. Call for an appointment. (802)660-4875

LET’S GET IN SHAPE!!!!

VT Cares hosts yoga classes every Thursday from 2pm-3pm at 113 Church St Burl
VT Cares Walk-in HIV testing on Mondays from 4pm-7pm

Zumba Fitness (Fitness Options)
Saturday, September 13: 9:30AM, 11AM
Saturday, September 20: 9:30AM, 11AM
Saturday, September 27: 9:30AM, 11AM
Step-by-steppers try out Latin dance inspired exercises mixed with high energy, international rhythms at Fitness Options in South Burlington. $10 (first time free)
For more information call (802) 734-3479

Burlington Women's Adventure Boot Camp,
5:30-6:30 a.m. South Burlington High School through Nov. 14.
This is an early morning outdoor fitness class for women of all ages and fitness levels.
Website: http://www.BurlingtonBootCamp.com 764-5848.
Free Memory Screening: For adults 55 +, offered by UVM College of Medicine & Fletcher Allen Health Care on the 1st & 3rd Mondays of each month. Call Sally Ross Nolan for more information at 802-847-9488.

Beauticontrol Certified Beauty Consultant Diana Peters
Beauty and Spa products and Parties
To order or schedule a party contact:
Diana Peters
(802)598-4974 or e-mail pijamita@hotmail.com
Visit website: www.beautipage.com/dmp722

It’s hard to find a hair salon for us. So if you know anyone or any place that can do beautiful hair styling for ethnic women let us at SISTA Voices know.

Licensed Hair styling Specialist
Pauline Anderson (802)999-9022

Hair Braiding by Tonya Mitchell
Email: mailto:tonya%20goodgrace@yahoo.com

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