The Marin City Health and Wellness Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Donald Golden as its new Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Golden brings over 30 years of extensive healthcare experience, a deep commitment to community service, and a passion for mentoring future generations of medical professionals.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Learn how early detection saves lives, especially for African American women at greater risk due to disparities in care and access.

October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a crucial time for community health centers to come together in solidarity with survivors and raise awareness about the ongoing fight to end domestic violence.

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month is observed every September to encourage open conversations about mental health, educate the public on the warning signs of suicide, and highlight the importance of reaching out to those who may be struggling.

September is Self-Care Awareness Month, a time where we are reminded of the importance of taking care of our physical, emotional, and mental well-being. MCHWC encourages its patients to make self-care a priority by engaging in activities that promote relaxation, health, and overall happiness.

On August 19 or September 27 get a free pap smear and HPV test, which can detect abnormal cells and help with cancer prevention. Experience a relaxing and essential visit to our Women’s Health Center with a serene atmosphere that includes flowers, candles, and gentle music during your cervical screening appointment.

August is National Wellness Month, which encourages self-care. In addition, National Health Center Week (Aug 4-10) celebrates community health centers nationwide.

Our Youth Well-Care Checkup events take place on July 17, July 31 and August 7. For kids ages 3–17 we are offering FREE pediatric and dental services. Through immunization, nutrition and safety concerns, dental screenings and more, we want to help develop your child’s optimal health.

National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, observed in July, is dedicated to raising awareness about the unique mental health challenges faced by minority communities in the United States.