Our programs and events will incorporate an overlapping theme to make a real difference for everyone. Join us as we collaborate with professionals to learn the hidden secrets of success, journey through our neighborhoods to support individuals and their families, enjoy and celebrate life through culture, and honor our ancestors. We invite you to attend our educational workshops, training seminars, professional development sessions, and cultural explorations. We schedule local and international travel excursions, and we celebrate our history.

We explore Social Health. The Awareness and Prevention Seminar is held annually and targets students to foster a greater understanding of communicable diseases, mental health, and suicide. Civics is the study of the rights and privileges of citizens. We, the parents and high school students, need to know how to influence our community from a legislative perspective. Cultural exploration activities involve engaging with different traditions through food, art, music, language, and events. Also, we honor our Ancestors and their legacy.

• January: Sister to Sister Celebration of Sponsorship and Community Service. A Cookie Exchange is hosted by the Dr. Charles E. Gavin Memorial Women’s Auxiliary
• February: Civic class and voter registration for youth and HS students; Black History Celebration, Commemorating 100th Year celebration with a Theater Party at ETA Creative Foundation
• March: Financial Workshop to better understand investment and money management.
• May: Celebration of Mother’s Day traditions through food, art, music, style, and language.
  
• June: NCAW Founder’s Day Ceremony
• August: Fundraiser, Local Cruise
  
• October: Financial Empowerment Workshop Part II.
  
• November: Community Service Outreach, Meals for Thanksgiving, Men’s Retreat.
  
• December: The Social Health Awareness and Prevention Seminar