Malecare utilizes peer-to-peer support and advocacy to help gay men with prostate cancer

Malecare, a non-profit organization, has been a vital support system for gay men facing prostate cancer for over two decades. Founded by oncology social worker Darryl Mitteldorf, the organization emphasizes patient empowerment and community support, particularly highlighting the unique challenges faced by gay men in navigating their health. As Prostate Cancer Awareness Month approaches, Mitteldorf discusses the evolving landscape of care and the importance of peer support.

Malecare utilizes peer-to-peer support and advocacy to help gay men with prostate cancer

Malecare provides crucial peer-to-peer support and advocacy for gay men dealing with prostate cancer, emphasizing patient empowerment in medical care. Founded by Darryl Mitteldorf in 1998, the non-profit has adapted to changes in healthcare dynamics, especially post-COVID, to enhance patient engagement and education.

10 places to watch the Eagles’ season opener in Brazil

The Philadelphia Eagles are set to kick off their 2024 season against the Green Bay Packers in São Paulo, Brazil, on September 6. The article highlights ten local venues in Philadelphia where fans can gather to watch the game, enjoy food and drinks, and participate in festivities. Each location offers unique game-day experiences and specials for Eagles supporters.

Local couple created TUBzi to innovatively aid parents during bathtime

Local Philadelphians Josh and Morgan Weiser developed TUBzi, an innovative product aimed at making bathtime safer and more enjoyable for parents and their young children. Inspired by their own experiences with premature twins, the couple designed TUBzi to assist in creating a calming bath environment while allowing parents to use both hands during the process.

Museum of Illusions Philadelphia 2024 Back To School Promo

The Museum of Illusions Philadelphia is offering a Back to School promotion featuring a 20% discount on all tickets from September 3 to September 30, 2024. This initiative aims to attract families and children to experience the museum's unique optical illusions and interactive installations. Tickets can be purchased online with the discount automatically applied.

Budget Analysis: What will $1.1B increase for K-12 education fund in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania's 2024-25 budget includes a historic $1.1 billion increase in K-12 education funding, aimed at enhancing public education across the state. Governor Josh Shapiro emphasized the importance of equitable funding and support for teachers, while also addressing specific needs such as special education and school safety.

Budget Analysis: What will $1.1B increase for K-12 education fund in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania's 2024-25 budget includes a historic $1.1 billion increase in K-12 public education funding, aimed at addressing the needs of underfunded schools. Governor Josh Shapiro emphasized the importance of these investments in ensuring equitable education and improving resources for students and teachers.

‘A Feast for the Senses’: Details on the immersive food and music event

Local talent is coming together for "A Feast for the Senses," an immersive food and music event scheduled for September 29. Featuring renowned musicians and chefs, the event promises a unique culinary experience paired with live performances. Attendees can expect a multi-course dinner that highlights the intersection of food and music.

‘A Feast for the Senses’: Details on the immersive food and music event

Local chefs Randy Rucker and Eli Collins will collaborate with musician Aron Magner for “A Feast for the Senses,” an immersive food and music event on September 29, 2024. Guests will enjoy a multi-course meal paired with live musical performances, highlighting the intersection of culinary and musical artistry. The event aims to raise funds for experiential internship programs through the Heritage Radio Network.

Superintendent Watlington talks new curriculum, year-round schooling and more

Superintendent Tony Watlington Sr. discusses the new curriculum and initiatives for the School District of Philadelphia as students return to class. He emphasizes improvements in attendance and dropout rates, along with plans for a year-round schooling program that is free and voluntary for families.