Physical and Mental Health

The committee provides emphasis on the promotion of physical and mental wellness. The committee provides events and opportunities to Chapter members and the larger community regarding physical and mental health conditions that affect the African-American population. This goal is accomplished by collaborating with other organizations that have a commitment to ensuring the overall well-being of the community; facilitating educational lectures on health topics; providing opportunities for Deltas to establish social support through health-focused activities and sports-related competitions; and providing general health education/awareness through monthly Minerva updates.


Spring into action!


Join our Spring Fitness Challenge and commit to moving your body every day—whether it’s walking, stretching, or a full workout. Small steps lead to big results. Let’s build healthy habits together and finish stronger than we started!


Post a pic or video to #BACWELLNESS360 or email to pmhealthbac@gmail.com for a chance to win a gift card.



The dynamic women of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. are proud to partner with the Buffalo Public Schools’ Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Department for an energizing evening of wellness and community!


Join us on Tuesday, April 28th at 5:00 pm at East Community High School for a FREE Boxing Fitness Class with Coach Regina Williams followed by a Fresh Juicing Demonstration by Salud Markets at 6:00 pm — because strong bodies and healthy habits go hand in hand.


Come get active, learn something new, and connect with your community. 


All are welcome!


Register Here

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