Find Out Why You Should Attend the THE TORONTO WOMENS EXPO JAN 19 2016

 

2016 is a time to shine,  I  am so excited to share with you  an Amazing event.  Social Advocacy keeps you, up to date with whats going on around town.  Why wouldn't I,  want to share with you,  the opportunity to meet hundreds of  new people, vendors, suppliers, new clients, Authors, international Speakers and join venture partners?  On January 19  2016,  The Toronto's Women's Expo presents   a Life Changing Event geared to Empower  Women to succeed.

And yes men are welcome too....
The event will take place at Paradise Banquet Hall, Tues. Jan. 19, 2015 from 9am - 7pm for vendors and 9am - 5pm for coaches corner experts.
The conference part of the event will run until midnight!


 

As a 3rd year  attendee, I know that valuable relationships, connections, referrals and new business are created when you attend the TWExpo. Let me not forget to mention that, purchasing lunch includes a Yummy Wrap with sides, free parking, an All Day Access Pass worth $297, free coffee & tea all day, free access to all the international speakers and workshops, free sessions with Coaches Corner & 1000s in bonuses with some of the Top Authors and Speakers in the Industry!   If your in it to win it  for 2016  Purchase your VIP lunch for Only $20 NOW!   PURCHASE YOUR LUNCH NOW!

Whether you are in transition, looking for an opportunity, in the start up phase or well established in your business, the TWExpo is the place to be!   wait there's  more to this great story by clicking here http://ow.ly/WE5XV  YOU CAN  REGISTER FOR A  COMPLIMENTARY TICKET FROM ME TO YOU







Network, Learn, Generate Leads, Meet with an Expert One on One, Grow Your Business 10X

If you are interested in being a vendor at this incredible show, please click the link below.
Click here to apply to be a vendor, It is  A PERFECT WAY FOR YOU TO MEET HUNDREDS OF POTENTIAL BUYERS & SELLERS FOR YOUR BUSINESS  be a  Vendor  

(One vendor per company, multiple per industry. Full disclosure is a must with the products you will sell at the event.)


Schedule
9:00am
Trade Show Open to the Public
10:30am
Darin Adams
12:00pm
Lunch Time, Networking, VIP
Trade Show Open
1:00pm
Pasha Carter
2:30pm
Trade Show Open to Public
4:30pm
Byron Nelson
5:30pm
Dinner Break, Trade Show Open
7:00pm
Trade Show Closes
7:30pm
Byron Nelson on for the evening


  How do you make your business grow? Besides serving others, you need;
- EXPOSURE to people
- to build relationships that result in referrals
- build your list of engaged people who are already interested in what you
have to offer!

There are multiple ways to participate;
- Come as an attendee
- Book a complimentary coaches corner session with one of our experts
- Shmooz the trade show (schedule can be found below)
- Be a vendor or coaches corner expert (inquire at info (at) www.torontowomensexpo.com



 
Click here to apply to be a coaches corner expert  http://ow.ly/WEZ9g 
(Coaches Corner is for anyone who would benefit from having one on one meetings with people to determine how you can help them with any challenges or issues they are having, not just coaches :))



Before you leave I forgot to ask you if you, if you  like Bonuses?  Well The Toronto Women's  Expo Will have thousands of dollars in FREE bonuses when you sign up for lunch  CLICK----->LUNCH


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YOU ARE INVITED TO Atoms Of Fashion October 24 2015 GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY

Hi It's your  Girl JA Nursing here with a couple days left for Atoms Of Fashion  to hit The6ix Lets do a little review of Sickle Cell  


Sickle Cell Disease (also called Sickle Cell Anemia) is a group of red blood cell disorders you have inherited and are born with.  Currently there is no universal cure for sickle cell disease.
  It is something you will have your whole life, and need to learn how to live with it, so that you can continue living as normally as possible, with schooling, work, and family life. As it is inherited, you also need to know your partner’s Sickle Cell status as you could pass it onto your future children too.
 Get Your Tickets Today!!!!
http://www.eventbrite.com/o/atoms-of-fashion-8423131053

All races should be screened for this hemoglobin at birth.
 A carrier of sickle cell disease is also said to have the sickle cell trait. This person has inherited a sickle cell gene from a parent, but does not have sickle cell disease and is not more likely to get sick than any other person. They do not need special medical care and will not develop sickle cell disease at any time in their life.
Why is it helpful to know that I am a carrier of sickle cell disease, or whether my child is a carrier?

Do You Know if  you  or your child has  sickle cell trait?   Is important for several reasons. When you are ready to have a family, your partner can have carrier testing so that you know, as a couple, if there is a chance of having a child with sickle cell disease. By having this information, you can let your child know if he or she is a carrier of sickle cell disease in the future.

Atoms of Fashion is a placeholder in the fashion industry, striking a mark that cannot be easily erased; creating a lasting fashion statement to hang in the gallery of our memory. We are motivated and highly inspired by fashion.

An underlining beauty of Atoms of Fashion is creating a strong network of great minds who inspire, lead and are entrepreneurs. They are wonderful people who seeks to make a difference with their talents and gifting’s with a genuine smile. We are also putting out a hi-fashion calendar for 2016 which we will be launching on October 24th of this year, this hi-fashion calendar is a project born from our vision for Atoms of Fashion.

On it we have worked with local models, fashion designers, make-up artist, brilliant stylist, creative director and photographer. Together with us, we have worked endlessly around the clock to perfect each image to exhibit a calendar that we all would be proud to display in our homes.

In light of greater collaboration with a purpose to make a difference, Atoms of Fashion in collaboration with Saya Foundation is very excited about giving back. Thus, we have created a Scholarship Fund for the young youths who have sickle cell anemia disease, but nevertheless strive above and beyond the limitation of their illness to pursue a post-secondary education.

The scholarship fund will be awarded to 4 Sickle Cell Anemia students heading to a university, college or recognized post-secondary institution in Ontario Canada. Essentially we promote Fashion with a Conscience. Atoms of Fashion (http://www.atomsoffashion.com) in collaboration with the non-profit organization Scago We will present the cheque to the President of Scago at the event on Oct. 24th 2015 a proud moment we will love for you to be a part of.

We are very thankful for your support and looking foward to personally meeting you on the red carpet. In the mean time please visit us on the website and learn about this wonderful opportunity you have choosen to support at www.atomsoffashion.com    

Contact us : 416-554-9027

Info@atomsoffashion.com

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest” –Benjamin Franklin. We believe that becoming a vendor at this event is in its own way an investment to the lives of the recipients of the scholarship fund as they purse knowledge and education. Your support is highly appreciated and we are glad to know you are on board with us.

“Elegance is not standing out, but being remembered”

 – Giorgio Armani.

What elegant thing are you doing today. Come out on Oct. 24th 2015  to the Atoms of Fashion. Fashion Show and Hi-Fashion Calendar Launch.  Get Your Tickets Today!!!!

http://www.eventbrite.com/o/atoms-of-fashion-8423131053





 This has been your Health and Social Buzz with Michelle Smith your Health and Social Advocate Ifyou know some one with Sickle cell and require further assistance with your health care please contact us we can help You because at JA Nursing  We Care  and we want to hear from YOU!
 http://www.janursingservices.com/about-us.html

106,612 page views Let me say thank You!

 

Good day Team Smarties, The last couple months have been quite the excitement. With the launch of my Community division and the exciting opportunities that I have been able to be involved in.  I am truly humbled to say that my blog has reached over 106,612 page views. My goal  has been to increase the health and social literacy of not only my surrounding communities but to establish global knowledge towards health.

Whats next for your girl JA Nursing,  well as back to school starts, and the fall and winter kicks in their will always be new topics to keep you reading through the night. 

I've decided that I will start vloging and release some of my outings.  I will also be using  Periscope to do live chats with you all.... leave a comment with things you would like me to discuss.  Lets enjoy increasing our health awareness through my urban platform have a great day

 

JA NURSING WE CARE  INC.

 


Our MISSION  IS  to ensure that  people of all ages  have awareness, resources and knowledge  to navigate the healthcare and social system. 

Our Key Component is addressing  issues through  a culturally sensitive and DIVERSE approach.  ADVOCACY  ENSURES THAT your Voice is  heard. We give the voiceless a voice. We Nurse our community by assessing, planning , implementing and evaluating the needs of the community.

WE strive on   community engagement  that maximizes  the overall health and social benefits by uniquely using a out reach approach. We provide information, education and assist groups in the community by intervening to resolve issues and produce results. Health and social  advocacy is the key element to increasing  the overall  literacy and wellness  of all individuals involved.

Our goal is to create agents of change throughout all communities. Knowledge is power  ONLY when applied, this is why advocacy is the Heart and Soul of Nursing.
WE provide  expert support for individuals and groups  living with  or at risk for developing  chronic health issues such as , Hypertension, Lupus, Diabetes, Cancer, Mental wellness, Sickle Cell, nutrition, MS, ADHD, Autism, active living  and overall health wellness.
PROGRAMS INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO THESE TOPICS   

• MENTAL WELLNESS , COPING AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE

• HEALTH AWARENESS AND NUTRITION
• HEALTH AND SOCIAL  TOPICS  (MYTH BUSTERS)
•  ONE DAY IS NOW   MENTORING PROGRAM
• DO YOU KNOW THE RULES OF SCHOOL 
• LEARN TO BE A ADVOCATE
• SOCIAL LITERACY  GROOMING FOR SUCCESS
• FINANCIAL LITERACY CHANGING THE CYCLE
• DIVERSITY  AND COMMUNITY BUILDING
• ANXIETY AND SCHOOL
• WHO TO TALK TOO? COMMUNITY  NAVIGATION 
• SEXUAL HEALTH AND RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
• I AM A QUEEN I AM A KING PROGRAM
• WE ARE PARENTS ARE WE ROLE MODELS
• GRIEF AND WELLNESS RETREATS 
• HEALTH CARE JOB READINESS
• FIND YOUR PASSION CREATE A PURPOSE
• LOOK IN THE MIRROR IMAGE AND SELF ESTEEM BUILDING
• I HAVE A VOICE YOUTH LEADERSHIP
• SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS FOR SCHOOLS 

 Find out more about  our community division.This divisions  goal is to build the community through knowledge. taking a prime responsibility for implementing a diverse platform. 


Our Mission is to provide a approach that addresses   prevention, risk, and coping skills with regards to Health and Social issues. JA Nursing We Care Inc.  will work towards extending  our organization Globally,  within the Jamaican  Diaspora. 

Our  Mandate is to service the needs of at risk/ Priority  neighborhoods but as well, We have taken  a look  at health  literacy as a challenge for all

 For this reason  JA Smith Consulting and Nursing Services is also able to provide services to  the community at large. 
With services Like  Healthcare Shield which  caters to your health  NEEDS we are able to make you feel comfortable  


  
 Just Ask The Expert! This service is a prevention and management service for all ages.
http://www.janursingservices.com/healthcare-shield.html
 
We refer you to all aspects of the  healthcare system
because "We Care" and  we can advocate on your behalf.

We  give  the voiceless  a voice  so that you can manage your health better

The principle behind Health  Shield is that advocacy is The Heart And Soul Of Nursing

don't forget to stay connected  http://www.janursingservices.com/stay-connected.html

DURHAM CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED

Durham uncovered


Hi world it's your girl JA Nursing, What a excitement yesterday June 8 2015 .  After meeting Mary Galvan at 1rst  Friday's , she invited me to The Media Launch Of Durham Caribbean festival. I thought to my self that Durham seems a mile a away. LOL  But truthfully the goal of JA Nursing is to build relationships with the community and bring awareness to events that increase social literacy. With such a diverse city I feel that all its community members should make a effort to share in the fun  especially since the common  factor here is the Caribbean culture and what it represents. Community love means taking the effort to participate when possible,  which is the true recipe for community love and community building.

After meeting Mary two days in row. I can certainly understand how her perseverance has  made her a noteworthy Member of Durham and surrounding communities. Congratulations on her Diversity Award from  The  Black Canadian Awards  which was held June 6 2015. Well DESERVED

CEO Mission Statement

(Caribbean Event Organization of Ontario)

Cultural diversity is a part of our Canadian identity. It is a part of our country, our workplaces and our schools, a part of our day-to-day lives. Our friends, neighbors and coworkers likely all stem from a variety of ethnic groups. This diversity is an asset; we can learn from one another but, first, we must understand one another in order to work together effectively. The Durham Caribbean Festival has been created to raise awareness of cultural diversity and to help dispel negative stereotypes.

The Caribbean Event Organization of Ontario believes that the diversity in our community is a fundamental strength of our region. Our mission to improve the quality of life for the residents of our region is best fulfilled when we embrace diversity as a value and a practice.

Our mission is to bring awareness to the benefits of cultural differences, the issues behind racial profiling and misconceptions affiliated with diversity on all levels. Throughout our work, we will support diversity in all of its forms, encompassing but not limited to age, disability, economic circumstance, ethnicity, gender, race, religion or sexual orientation.

 

I must admit driving through  Durham  via the 407 was quite different from the congested bustle of Toronto, I joked about  passing some cows on  Salem Rd when I arrived.   The warm welcome into Durham was certainly impressive. The community love was felt, the colors, the familiar faces, it  all  represented our Caribbean Community.

 Durham establishes in 1974 is a city that I would have to admit is on the map as it relates to the diversity witnessed last night. From seeing funny man Jay Martin do is thing at keeping the crowd well entertained to G98.7 fm  Mr Fitroy Gordon setting the record straight, that the voiceless will have a voice through his determination to see Caribbean people united worldwide. The recognition and efforts of JN Money Transfer,   Mr Wilks Consulate General of Jamaica, the efforts of all the community members was well recognized. lets not forget  about the food, it  brought me right back home in a sexy tasty way. As a West End Advocate I would certainly encourage you all to fill your tank and take the ride to Durham Region with in the next week and certainly  marking June 28 2015 as a must attend event when the festivities go live.

2015 DURHAM CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL

Come Join us as we bring all Cultures Together as ONE
DURHAM CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL
SUNDAY JUNE 28TH 2015
GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA
(2290 GREENWOOD RD, AJAX.)
FUN FOR ALL AGES
*Carnival Rides
*Authentic Caribbean Cuisine
*Live Entertainment
*Children shows
* Caribbean Food Demo's
and much more !!
for info or to be a Vendor or a Volunteer please visit www.Durhamcaribbeanfestival.com

 JERROLD JOHNSON CHIEF REPRESENTATIVE OFFICER OF

Jamaica National Building Society which is a mutual organization satisfying our members with a range of savings, mortgage loans, financial and other services.

http://www.jnbs.com/

This has been your community Buzz with Michelle Smith Your Health And Social Advocate.


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JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance

JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf

JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf

JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf

AMW (African Music Week) launches in Toronto June 9 2015

 

Hi Its your girl JA Nursing with a fresh week almost a head of us  not only is music  my therapy  but  Toronto will  experience a week of  African Music
 June 9- June 13 2015

 

African Music Week

@AfricanMusicWk

Africa’s only non-continental music conference that caters to empowering African Musicians & Promoting African Music worldWide Powered by @AIM2IMPACT

www.africanmusicweek.ca

Africa’s first offshore music conference and festival, African Music Week (AMW) makes its inaugural debut in one of the world’s most artistically diverse and multicultural cities – Toronto, Canada.

 The inaugural AMW (African Music Week) launches in Toronto on June 9^th and marks the first time an African music conference and festival is being held in North America to raise awareness and draw attention to the diversity and richness of African music, while paying attention to the business structure behind the new African music movement.  Africa’s first non-continental music conference and festival will feature some of the most sought after producers, executives and performers from Africa and throughout the diaspora, all of whom will converge in Toronto. African Music Week was created by the AIM 2 Impact non-profit organization to heighten the Canadian public’s understanding of African music through a series of concentrated events in Toronto. The lineup for the debut year of the AMW festival includes a who’s who of local African musical talents including:

Stonebwoy (2015 BET Awards nominee), Femi Abosede & Culture Force, Asiko Afrobeat Ensemble, Yinka Farinde & The African Beat, Kobena Acquaah-Harrison, Waleed Abdulhamid, Trinity Mpho, Ruth Mathiang, Slim Flex and many more! Hosted by G98.7 FM’s MC Bonde (“The African Groove”)

“African Music Week is a new annual conference staged to help develop the African music industry in North America. The Afrobeats concert on June 12^th will be a celebration of the best of the continents local, national and international popular music makers brought together on one scorching hot stage,” says President/Founder Julius “Julz” Ossom.

From emerging African-Canadian musicians to mid-career and seasoned veterans coming in from Africa, the US and abroad, AMW has created this week long platform to highlight multi-genre Afro-diasporic musical sounds; from Highlife to Reggae, Afrobeat to Hiplife and Afro Pop to Hip Hop. AMW aims to educate and expose both local and international African artists to the networks that will assist them in maintaining their careers in the global music industry.

African Music Week Festival program highlights include:

June 11: Ladies First Showcase – an all-African line-up of multi-genre female talents including Sweet Maria, Trish, Neza, and Empress Ebony celebrating female empowerment through music. Rum Exchange Lounge (67 Richmond St W). 9pm-2a.m. Tickets $20.

June 12: Afrobeat Festival Concert night showcases a vast array of A-list African musicians across countries and genres including Stonebwoy, Femi Abosede & Culture Force, Asiko Afrobeat Ensemble, Yinka Farinde & the African Beat, Kobena Acquaah-Harrison, Waleed Abdulhamid, Trinity Mpho, Ruth Mathiang, Slim Flex and more. Phoenix Concert Theatre (410 Sherbourne St). Doors open 8pm. Tickets $20 at Eventbrite.

June 13: AIM Music Conference features a who’s who of music industry trend setters including Universal Music Canada A&R Rich Castillo, leading entertainment lawyer Eb Reinbergs, Peter Toh from Music Africa (producers of Afro Fest), G98.7 FM’s MC Bonde, Ontario Arts Council’s Popular & World Music Officer Micheal Murray, Remix Project’s Gavin Sheppard. Moderated by David Hayman (We Are The Super Group). Alliance Francaise (24 Spadina Road). 9am -1:30pm. FREE Admission. 

 

African Music Week runs from June 9th – 13th at multiple venues throughout Toronto. Events are both ticketed and FREE admission. For the full African Music Week schedule and more information please visit: africanmusicweek.ca and follow  on twitter  @africanmusicwk.

 African Music Week is sponsored by Ethiopian Airlines, Ghana Mixtapes, Music Africa, The Suya Spot, Jal Gua, Marcato Digital, Bohten, FEVA TV, The App Lab, and Abandze Embassy.

For high res images, interview requests or more information about African Music Week contact:

Dalton Higgins / (m) 647 880-2355 / daltonhiggins@gmail.com / www.africanmusicweek.ca

 

  This has been your Social Buzz with Michelle Smith Your Health and Social Advocate

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