Women's Health Specialists Redding

12/03/2025

Today, on Giving Tuesday, we stand united against the odds. The attacks on reproductive rights and health justice across the country are persistent, but our commitment, backed by 50 years of fighting for liberation, is unbreakable. At Women's Health Specialists, our mandate is firm: No one is left behind—our communities matter.

This is your opportunity to invest directly in our resistance and our future. Give today. Click here
https://www.womenshealthspecialists.org/donate/

12/03/2025

At Women's Health Specialists, no one is left behind—our communities matter! Join us!
Give Today https://conta.cc/4iEN1ks

11/20/2025

Join the movement: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/careacrossborders

11/18/2025

11/18/2025

Join us December 1st in honor of World AIDS Day. NorCal OUTreach Project

11/11/2025

Join the movement: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/careacrossborders

Together, we’re stronger — and our care is unstoppable.

That’s why WHS is proud to be part of the cohort of clinics behind Care Across Borders — a shared fundraising campaign sustaining abortion and gender-affirming care in communities most impacted by political attacks and restrictive laws.

The campaign grew out of a gathering at Gloria Steinem’s house. That afternoon, we joined leaders from independent clinics nationwide to discuss the challenges we’re facing — and how to protect care, restore dignity, and sustain reproductive freedom nationwide.

Now, we’re turning that conversation into action.

Help us keep care alive across the country with a gift to Care Across Borders today. Every dollar builds the future our communities deserve — one where access is a right for all, not a privilege for some.

Join the movement: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/careacrossborders

11/09/2025

We're passing the phone to clinic leaders across the country.

11/06/2025

Support Care Across Borders: bit.ly/careacrossborders

10/30/2025

WHS had a wonderful time celebrating Dia de Los Mu***os with our communtity in Red Bluff. This event gave us the opportunity to share our services through culture, traditions and connection in a meaningful way. Participants enjoyed creative crafting activities to honor and remember loved ones who have passed away. Thank you Latino Outreach of Tehama County Araceli Gutierrez for having us. 🧡

10/28/2025

Art | Culture

10/07/2025

De parte de nuestros amigos de SCCAR:

La Celebración de la Herencia Hispana de este año tiene un significado especial, ya que se celebra el 12 de octubre, Día de la Raza. El evento está dedicado a celebrar y reconocer las contribuciones e influencia de los profesionales y líderes hispanos, cuyo trabajo ha forjado los logros, la cultura y la historia de nuestra nación.

Este evento gratuito y familiar destacará la riqueza de las tradiciones y la cultura hispana durante el Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana. La celebración contará con deliciosa comida, música en vivo, presentaciones de danzas tradicionales, actividades para niños, puestos de vendedores y una variedad de entretenimiento que mostrará las diversas contribuciones de la cultura hispana.

Esperamos que usted, su familia y sus amigos nos acompañen en esta vibrante celebración de la herencia, la comunidad y la cultura. ¡Su presencia hará que este evento sea aún más especial!

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09/29/2025

Today, we honor the life and legacy of a powerful Indigenous leader who has walked on.

“Charon led with wisdom, strength, and fierce compassion,” said Katrina Cantrell, President of the Native American Community Board. “She held our stories, fought for our rights, and reminded us every day of the power we hold as Native women. Her loss is immeasurable, but we are committed to carrying her legacy forward, with the same fire, love, and dedication she gave us all.”

Rest in power sister.

Email from The Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center The Native American Community Board Mourns Passing of Founder and CEO, Charon Asetoyer. Native American Women's Health Educatio