"September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and the American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACO) asks you to put a spotlight on the types of cancer that largely affect children. ACO aims to register as many childhood cancer awareness events as possible during September…and throughout the year. Your participation will help create awareness, and funds for research and family support. Visit acco.org/childhood-cancerawareness-month to learn more."
"Working together, states, communities, schools, child care providers, and parents can help make healthier food, beverages, and physical activity the easy choice for children and adolescents to help prevent childhood obesity. Join the cause this September for National Childhood Obestity Awareness Month. While there is no single or simple solution, National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month provides an opportunity for learning about ways to prevent and address this serious health concern. Visit cdc.gov/features/childhoodobesity/index.html to find out what you can do."
"Head lice are highly communicable little parasites that feed on the blood of all human races and ethnic backgrounds. Relaxed school head lice policies fail to protect children from risky treatments and may contribute to more exposures. September is Head Lice Prevention Month and The National Pediculosis Association offers tips to parents to be proactive as a cooperative community. The fewer children with head lice, the fewer children giving them to others. This year’s “Comb First Campaign” will last all year. "
"There are millions of Americans whose lives have been transformed through recovery. National Recovery Month is a observance held every September to celebrate the gains made by those in recovery, just as we celebrate health improvements made by those who are managing other health conditions. Recovery Month highlights the achievements of individuals who have reclaimed their lives in long-term recovery, honors the treatment and recovery service providers who make recovery possible, and also promotes the message that recovery in all of its forms is possible. Visit https://www.recoverymonth.gov for tips and resources for planning Recovery Month"
"Ovarian Cancer is one of the most deadly of women's cancers and typically occurs in women in their fifties and sixties. Many women who are diagnosed with Ovarian cancer have a genetic history that may include carrying the BRCA mutation gene and having a strong family history of ovarian cancer. This September utilize the tools and resources available for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Get the Facts. Recognize the signs. Visit http://www.ovariancancerawareness.org/ " #30DaysofTeal
"September is officially designated as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and is the ideal time to learn more about the disease and help raise money for continued research. Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among men. If you are concerned about prostate cancer yourself or have a loved one who is at risk, log onto http://stepup.pcf.org/ to learn more, begin a dialogue with your physician, or simply get involved in any of the activities aimed at benefiting this worthy cause."
"National Suicide Prevention Week 2018 will begin on September 19th. No action is too small, so visit https://afsp.org/campaigns/national-suicide-prevention-week-2018/ for great tips. Reach out. Speak out."
"Join in on World Suicide Prevention Day. September 9th, 2018 marks the 16th Anniversary. Find out what local activities have been scheduled– or initiate one yourself! Taking a minute can change a life. Visit https://iasp.info/wspd2017/ for resources and ideas."
"Each year since 1944, the third week omf September has been recognized as National Farm Safety & Health Week. As we recognize this event - this September 16th – 22nd, find out how you can promote safe and healthy practices on our farms and ranches across the U.S. and in our neighboring countries as producers enter the harvest season. Visit https://www.agweb.com/article/national_farm_safety_and_health_week/ to learn more."
"National Family Health & Fitness Day is observed annually on the last Saturday in September, which this year is the 26h. More information about family food and health and prevention at https://foodandhealth.com/family-health-and-fitness-day/ ."