World Hepatitis Day is celebrated every year on July 28 to raise awareness of the global burden of viral hepatitis and to influence real change. Click the video below to hear from Bebashi’s Education Navigator, Ira, about ways you can protect yourself against Hepatitis.

On Tuesday, July 20 Bebashi hosted its fourth community conversation event on the topic of “Philadelphia’s Gun Violence and the Link to Food Insecurity.” Panelists included: Councilmember Jamie Gauthier (Philadelphia’s 3rd District) Janice Tosto (Hunger Relief Supervisor, Bebashi – Transition to Hope) Dr. Randi Smith (Trauma Surgeon, Grady Memorial Hospital) Tyrique Glasgow (Founder, Young Chances […]

On Saturday, June 26, Bebashi hosted its first in-person event to celebrate Pride and re-engage its community. NBC10 was on hand to cover the event.

Bebashi appeared on PHL17’s In Focus with Jennifer Lewis-Hall and shared information about our newly opened Trans Necessities Closet and FoodFirst Pantry. Click below to watch the full interview. In Focus: “SummerGiving” Fundraising Campaign, National Men’s Health Month, Trans Necessities Closet, Preserving “Doctor’s Row”

  Bebashi celebrates Pride! Watch our latest videos on a variety of topics related to LGBTQ+ health.    

On Monday, June 7 Bebashi celebrated the grand opening of its Trans Necessities Closet and the newly renovated FoodFirst Pantry.

For National Stroke Awareness Month, Bebashi’s Wellness Clinic wants to make sure you know everything you need to know about strokes. Watch the videos to learn about the top causes of strokes and some of the most common signs and symptoms of a stroke.  

On Tuesday, May 25, Bebashi – Transition to Hope hosted its third virtual panel event, “A Community Conversation on LGBTQ+ Access to Care.” The event was moderated by Lee Carson, Director, Philadelphia Area Sexual Health Initiative, and included as panelists Chris Landtroop, Board Member, Bebashi – Transition to Hope; Chris Bartlett, Executive Director, William Way […]

May is Blood Pressure Education Month and Bebashi wants to help you understand and take control of your blood pressure. Watch the videos to learn more about checking your pressure, what the numbers mean, and how to mange your blood pressure.    

  If you’ve been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and you are not able to work because of the symptoms that you’re experiencing, you can file a claim for Social Security disability benefits. As long as you have worked in the past and you expect that you won’t be able to work for at least a year […]