Powering Community-Driven EventsĀ Ā Ā
We are dedicated to fostering real change through community-driven events.Ā We create meaningful opportunities for education, connection, and empowerment. Our initiatives address pressing health disparities, promote civic engagement, and support economic stability. Such programming includes:
Community in Action Festival (formerly known as the Health in Action Festival)-An interactive community event filled with edutainment!Ā It focuses on promoting wellness through health screenings, immunizations, connecting community members to health-providers, financial resources, and family-friendly activities.
- PA Black Prosperity Summit (formerly known as the PA Black Health Matters Conference)-An annual event focused on addressing health and wealth disparities and promoting equity in our communities.
Advancing Civic Education and Participation Ā Ā
Civic Leadership Development
- Build the Bloc: Non-partisan voter education and mobilization program
- Providing year-round civic engagement resources
- Connecting community members to political participation opportunities
Community Engagement Strategies
- Hosting forums and workshops that:
- Inform decision-making processes
- Build political awareness
- Reduce barriers to civic participation
- Amplify African American women’s voices in local and statewide conversations
Voter Education and Mobilization
- Comprehensive voter registration support
- Political process education
Inspiring News and Media CoverageĀ
Our efforts to improve community health and well-being often capture the attention of the media. Through various news features and articles, our impactful work is shared widely, bringing greater awareness to the pressing issues we address and the positive changes we strive to achieve.
- Fox 29 Health Watch TV Interview
- WURD Earth Day Special Radio Interview
- KYW Newsradio InterviewĀ
Meeting the community where they eat, live, and play.
Explore stories that illuminate our programs, highlight critical trends, and provide actionable insights in our blog below. Discover the depth of our work and the strategies driving community transformation.

From Good to Great: Our 2025 Journey Begins
Dear Community Heroes, As we begin 2025, I find myself reflecting on both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. In times of political transition, our work serving the community becomes even more vital. Recently, I've been inspired by Jim Collins' "Good to...

Philadelphia’s Childhood Vaccination Rates Drop: What Parents Need to Know in 2024
In Philadelphia, the health and safety of our children should be a top priority. Yet, an alarming trend has emerged in recent years: vaccination rates among young children are decliningāand itās putting our community at risk. What was once a routine visit to the...

Four Steps to Holiday Joy: A Senior’s Guide to Seasonal Wellness
The holidays can be a time for joy, but for many of us, they also bring feelings of loneliness or stress. If youāve ever felt the weight of the seasonāwhether it's coming from loved ones, dealing with health challenges, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the busyness...

The Work Isn’t Over
Itās time to reflect on the importance of year-round civic engagement. In Pennsylvania, elections happen every six months, shaping our communities in powerful ways. While the general election may be over, the work continues! Join Community Hero Action Group’s civic engagement efforts to stay informed, volunteer, and ensure your voice is heard all year long.

New Board Chair Announcement-Angelique Hinton
We are thrilled to announce that Angelique Hinton has been appointed as the new Board Chair of the Community Hero Action Group. With over 35 years as a resident of the Norristown area, Angelique has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to community empowerment and...

Turn Facebook Friends into Community Heroes
Are you looking to raise funds for Community Hero Action Group? Facebook fundraisers are an excellent way to reach potential donors and make a meaningful impact in our community. This guide will walk you through the process of creating and managing a successful...

Tackling Depression Leads to Family Reconnection
Depression doesn't have to be a normal part of aging. Just ask Mr. Kevin from Montgomery County, PA, whose life was transformed through the Community Advocates for Senior Empowerment (CASE) Program. His story highlights the critical importance of addressing depression...

Championing Mental Health Professionals in a Big Way
At Community Hero Action Group, we are proud to sponsor 100% of the Black Brain Campaignās latest cohort in the LEAP (Licensure, Exam, And Preparation) Program, supporting master's-level clinicians on their journey to becoming licensed marriage and family therapists...

The Unsung Heroes of Mental Health: The Vital Role of Social Workers
In the beautiful Pocono Mountains, the Kalahari Resort recently played host to a significant gathering of mental health professionals. The occasion was the Keystone Award ceremony, where I was deeply humbled to receive the Public Citizen of the Year honor from...

It Takes A Village
As the new school year begins, the excitement and anticipation felt by children are often paired with uncertainty. For many, having the right school supplies can make all the difference in building confidence and success in the classroom. This year, we had the...

From Good to Great: Our 2025 Journey Begins
Dear Community Heroes, As we begin 2025, I find myself reflecting on both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. In times of political transition, our work serving the community becomes even more vital. Recently, I've been inspired by Jim Collins' "Good to...

Philadelphia’s Childhood Vaccination Rates Drop: What Parents Need to Know in 2024
In Philadelphia, the health and safety of our children should be a top priority. Yet, an alarming trend has emerged in recent years: vaccination rates among young children are decliningāand itās putting our community at risk. What was once a routine visit to the...

Four Steps to Holiday Joy: A Senior’s Guide to Seasonal Wellness
The holidays can be a time for joy, but for many of us, they also bring feelings of loneliness or stress. If youāve ever felt the weight of the seasonāwhether it's coming from loved ones, dealing with health challenges, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the busyness...

The Work Isn’t Over
Itās time to reflect on the importance of year-round civic engagement. In Pennsylvania, elections happen every six months, shaping our communities in powerful ways. While the general election may be over, the work continues! Join Community Hero Action Group’s civic engagement efforts to stay informed, volunteer, and ensure your voice is heard all year long.

New Board Chair Announcement-Angelique Hinton
We are thrilled to announce that Angelique Hinton has been appointed as the new Board Chair of the Community Hero Action Group. With over 35 years as a resident of the Norristown area, Angelique has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to community empowerment and...

Turn Facebook Friends into Community Heroes
Are you looking to raise funds for Community Hero Action Group? Facebook fundraisers are an excellent way to reach potential donors and make a meaningful impact in our community. This guide will walk you through the process of creating and managing a successful...

Tackling Depression Leads to Family Reconnection
Depression doesn't have to be a normal part of aging. Just ask Mr. Kevin from Montgomery County, PA, whose life was transformed through the Community Advocates for Senior Empowerment (CASE) Program. His story highlights the critical importance of addressing depression...

Championing Mental Health Professionals in a Big Way
At Community Hero Action Group, we are proud to sponsor 100% of the Black Brain Campaignās latest cohort in the LEAP (Licensure, Exam, And Preparation) Program, supporting master's-level clinicians on their journey to becoming licensed marriage and family therapists...

The Unsung Heroes of Mental Health: The Vital Role of Social Workers
In the beautiful Pocono Mountains, the Kalahari Resort recently played host to a significant gathering of mental health professionals. The occasion was the Keystone Award ceremony, where I was deeply humbled to receive the Public Citizen of the Year honor from...

It Takes A Village
As the new school year begins, the excitement and anticipation felt by children are often paired with uncertainty. For many, having the right school supplies can make all the difference in building confidence and success in the classroom. This year, we had the...
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