You can now schedule appointments at both locations:

22344 Lakeshore Blvd., Euclid, Ohio, 44123
11201 Shaker Blvd., Suite #230, Cleveland, Ohio 44104

Call 216-815-4325

Author name: Village of Healing

Village of Healing (VOH) is a 501c3 community development organization with a new approach to community wellness. By focusing on healing and empowering individuals in the village, we work to eliminate social determinants of health and decrease health disparities through implementing community programming, advocacy, and collaboration. Our vision is to offer all members of the community life-empowering skills through multiple sources and mediums that will in turn heal and empower the village. We also work to ensure health that leads to not only surviving, but also thriving.

Understanding HPV & Cervical Cancer Risks Among Black Women

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Disparities in Cervical Cancer Incidence & Mortality What is HPV? HPV is the underlying cause: Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by high-risk HPV types, particularly 16 and 18. [stjude.org], [honorsociety.org] Human papillomavirus (HPV) causes nearly all cervical cancer cases. HPV is the most common STI in the U.S. There are different strains of HPV: high risk and low […]

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Amber Black, FNP-BC, Featured on The Santita Jackson Show Discussing Black Maternal Health and Advocacy

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Village of Healing is proud to highlight a powerful media moment featuring Amber Black, FNP-BC, Primary Care Provider at Village of Healing, who recently made a guest appearance on The Santita Jackson Show. During the episode, guests engaged in a timely and necessary conversation centered on Black maternal health, maternal mortality, and advocacy. One of

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How Black Families Can Handle Respiratory Illnesses in Cleveland, Ohio

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Winter in Cleveland brings cold temperatures—and an increased risk of respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV. For Black families, these illnesses can be especially concerning due to higher rates of chronic conditions and systemic barriers to care. At The Village of Healing Center, we provide culturally sensitive healthcare that empowers families to stay healthy

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Cold vs. Flu: How Black Families in Cleveland Can Tell the Difference and Get Care at The Village of Healing Center

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Winter in Cleveland means chilly winds—and an uptick in respiratory illnesses. For Black families, distinguishing between a common cold and influenza (flu) is essential for timely care and preventing complications. At The Village of Healing Center, we provide culturally sensitive healthcare that respects your experiences and ensures you feel seen and heard. Why It Matters

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What Are Ultra-Processed Foods And How Do They Impact Our Health?

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Ultra-processed foods are industrially made products that often contain ingredients you wouldn’t use at home, such as artificial flavors, preservatives, and additives designed to enhance taste, texture, or shelf life. While convenient and affordable, research continues to link these foods to higher risks of obesity, heart disease, and certain cancers. Experts say diets should include

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Celebrating 5 Years of Partnership with Better Health Pathways HUB

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We’re excited to celebrate a major milestone in our journey toward health equity! Better Health Pathways HUB recognized Village of Healing for five years of partnership as a care coordination agency. This partnership is a great example of connecting families to the care, resources, and support they deserve. This is also a testament of what

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Taking Action to Prevent Diabetes-Related Health Problems

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November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing education, prevention, and access to care for one of the fastest-growing chronic diseases in the world. Today, 136 million Americans are living with diabetes or prediabetes and that means 1 in 3 adults are already affected. And many don’t even know it. Why Everyone

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