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Free sessions to build your knowledge and confidence about birthing, labor, delivery and an introduction to breastfeeding.
Losing a loved one is devastating. ECU Health Home Health and Hospice offers a community-based grief program “Living On After Loss.” Facilitators guide participants through an eight-week grief journey, following the death of a loved one. Anyone over the age of 18 is welcome to attend. There is no charge to participate. Whether it is an expected or unexpected death, those left on this earth are welcome.
ECU Health Duplin Hospital’s Community Health Programs is excited to host a screening event at Elite Fitness Center 24/7 of Beulaville.
If you’re looking for guidance, encouragement or companionship, join us on our path of strength, empowerment and unity as we confront Multiple Sclerosis collectively.
Enjoy a delicious, whole food, plant-based meal accompanied by recipes, tips and lecture notes to help you on your journey to a healthier you! This free cooking demonstration is open to the community at no cost.
ECU Health Duplin Hospital’s Community Health Programs is excited to host a screening event at the WAGES Senior Nutrition Site in Mt. Olive.
“We’re a limb you can hold onto”. This group provides support for individuals with limb loss and their family or friends. Please join us on the third Thursday night of each month (excluding December). Note: the Disability Advocates and Resource Center is not a support group, but is a resource for people with a disability. They are located on John Hopkins Drive.
Taught by our very own ECU Health Medical Center nurses, our childbirth class offers instruction on the labor and delivery process. Topics discussed during this session include the labor process, hospital birth plans, when to contact medical providers, breathing techniques, medication, self-care and methods of childbirth.
For expectant and postpartum families; A place to ask questions, and receive tips and support with breastfeeding and/or pumping.
Join us for our Newborn Baby Care Basic Class. This in-person group session covers basic newborn care, feeding, growth and parenting.
Losing a loved one is devastating. ECU Health Home Health and Hospice offers a community-based grief program “Living On After Loss.” Facilitators guide participants through an eight-week grief journey, following the death of a loved one. Anyone over the age of 18 is welcome to attend. There is no charge to participate. Whether it is an expected or unexpected death, those left on this earth are welcome.
Our Breastfeeding Support Group at ECU Health Chowan Hospital offers an opportunity to connect with other mothers and lactation specialists on various breastfeeding topics.
