Events
Welcome to ECHN’s Events Page!
Throughout the year, ECHN offers a wide variety of educational programs designed to educate and support all individuals within our community. Please explore our diverse offerings including childbirth and parent education courses, diabetes education, nutrition and wellness classes, free seasonal health education programs, and more.
Join us as we aim to create a healthier, more informed community. Together, we are making healthy happen!
- Events
- Organizers
- Chantal Perigo
September 2024
29
Sun
11:00 AM
ECHN’s Annual Cancer Survivors Day – A Celebration of Life – THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT
Hartford/Windsor Marriott
28 Day Hill Rd, Windsor , CT
John A. DeQuattro Cancer Center Presents A Celebration of Life. ECHN's 20th Annual ECHN Cancer Survivors Day Event! Cancer survivors, their families, friends, and caregivers who have supported their fight are invited to join ECHN for an afternoon of inspiration and hope. KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mark Zinni, Channel 3 News Anchor and 10-year Thyroid Cancer Survivor...
Cost Free
Free
October 2024
12
Sat
12:00 PM
Rider Down: Safety Training Event
Kaplan Cycles
200 West Main Street, Rockville , CT
Fall is a great time to ride – but it’s important to do it safely! Join us on Saturday, October 12, 2024 for “Rider Down” Rider Safety training. You will learn: Bleeding Control Techniques CPR Preparing For Help to Arrive Be Ready Before and Accident Useful Tips and Tricks to Keep You Safe and Ready...
Cost Free
Free
November 2024
05
Tue
6:00 PM
Diabetes 101: Understanding the Basics and Beyond
Virtual Via Zoom
Calling all family members and caregivers! Join our informative webinar and gain a comprehensive understanding of diabetes to support your loved ones effectively. Our speaker, Aleksandra Dunnigan, RDN, CDCES, NDPP, Lifestyle Coach will cover diabetes types, symptoms, and risk factors, enabling you to recognize warning signs and provide crucial assistance. Learn practical tips for creating...
Cost Free
Free
12
Tue
5:00 PM
Sodium Savvy Eating & Cooking Demonstration
Manchester Memorial Hospital, Conference Room E/F
Your body needs a small amount of sodium to work properly, but too much sodium is bad for your health. Americans consume more than 3,300 milligrams (mg) of sodium per day, on average. This is well above the federal recommendation of less than 2,300 mg per day. Join Registered Dietitians Bridget Sutherland, RDN and Lauren Rosenfield,...