Moyo has just completed the fourth year of offering free workshops for African American women navigating cancer, creating safe spaces where affected community members can find support and learn practices to help them cope. Nearly 100 women have been helped. 

 

When sisters with cancer come together in the Love Letters to Our Bodies workshops—when they learn simple practices to ease their anxiety, boost their energy, support their healing—something sacred happens. They stop carrying the burden alone. They give themselves permission to be vulnerable. After hearing principles about the mind/body/spirit connection, they speak words of love to bodies that have carried them through so much. 

 

Last year, we launched the Love Letters to Our Bodies - Conversations on Health, Healing & Happiness podcast. And to date, the podcast has been downloaded more than 500 times. From exploring Yoga Nidra with Tracee Stanley to reclaiming sexuality after treatment with Ebonie Michelle and discovering the healing power of sound with Dr. Ivy Hylton, inspiring conversations are reaching women who are dealing with incredibly difficult challenges. 

 

Cancer doesn’t just affect the person who is diagnosed. It affects the entire family. Looking ahead, we would like to host wellness summit(s) that give affected women and their caregivers an experience of nurturing, holistic, integrative therapies and respite.

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This is our first time to make a public appeal for financial support.  Please help us to continue these transformational offerings.  Learn more about the Love Letters to Our Bodies program. Listen to the podcast.  To donate, click the donation page..

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Or simply TEXT LOVE-LTRS TO  44321 to DONATE TODAY!

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Thank you in advance for your support.