The Haven is participating in the 8th Annual Rural Women’s Health Symposium on August 17-18. Our Native Ways Therapist Nati Cano will be honored with Rural Women’s Health Awards in the category of Innovative Approach to Rural Women’s Health.
This year’s theme is Supporting Rural Communities: Resilient & Refocused. Rural communities have faced many challenges in the past few years. The Symposium hopes to strengthen the health providers’ efforts by bringing people back together in person and focusing on supporting rural communities to overcome these hardships. The goal is to explore ways we can support providers, healthcare workers, and community members in serving rural women. The Symposium is a chance to learn from each other and share best practices as leaders, advocates, and experienced community members.
The Haven’s Native Ways Therapist Nati Cano will be honored with Rural Women’s Health Awards in the category of Innovative Approach to Rural Women’s Health.
Date: August 17-18
Location: Prescott Resort & Conference Center, 1500 AZ-69, Prescott, AZ 86301
More information and registration: https://azrwhn.org/womens-health-symposium
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