Upcoming Events


Saturday Free Clinic

Date: Saturday, April 13, 2024

Our 7th free clinic! Click to sign up for a vasectomy, provided cost-free to food and beverage workers by board-certified urologists.


Monthly Peer Support

Date: Fourth Monday of each month

Time: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Location: Equal Parts Brewing, 3118 Harrisburg Blvd, Houston, TX 77003

Led by licensed clinical social worker Yvonne Champion, this acclaimed gathering is for industry workers struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, or burnout


Mobile Mammogram Day

Date: Monday, December 2, 2024

Join us for our semiannual Mobile Mammogram Day with The Rose and Tacos A Go Go on TC Jester.


Free Preventative Health Care and Mental Health Care Starter for Food and Beverage

Date: Ongoing

Your health is your most valuable resource. Too often, we (especially women) sacrifice our own health as we prioritize the well-being of our families and our communities, but staying healthy is the most important way we can be there for those we love.

IHWSH wants to help you access preventive medical care and important health screenings to help you protect your health.

Please see our Wellness page for more information about this program.

Your information is securely stored. Your information will be shared with health care providers so they can contact you to schedule your appointments and NO ONE ELSE.


The 1973 Project

Date: Ongoing

Since our inception in 2017, hundreds of individuals and small businesses have volunteered to be the collective voice and face of the American majority in support of safe and legal abortion. This statement requires courage, and we thank each of you who have stood with us.

The 1973 Project Coalition represents the industry response to the reversal of Roe V. Wade, which is disproportionately affecting uninsured workers with families. We’ve raised and donated 120K in support of abortion access in Texas, and now have joined the Service Workers Reproductive Care Access Fund to help food and beverage workers nationwide access basic health care.

We’re joining with individuals, small businesses and food and beverage coalitions around the country to stand up for bodily autonomy and health care access.

Read more about the campaign on our 1973 Project page and learn how you can join the fight.