The City of Lauderhill will partner with the South Florida Caribbean Conference (SFCC) for the second consecutive year to host Humanitarian Expo 2025 on Tuesday, August 19, in recognition of World Humanitarian Day.
The daylong event, which begins at 10:00 a.m., will take place at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center, 3800 NW 11 Place. Attendees can expect interactive panels, breakout sessions, resource hubs, and vendor networking aimed at fostering collaboration, sharing resources, and activating community-level solutions.
Panel highlights will include discussions on community mobilization, immigration, and healthcare, as well as CPR demonstrations and wellness classes.
“The event provides an opportunity to brighten the light on many of the social issues we face on a local level and even within our great city of Lauderhill,” said Lauderhill Mayor Denise D. Grant. “It is a chance for humanitarian organizations throughout our own communities to network and collectively find solutions to some of the most chronic concerns challenging societies today.”
Mayor Grant noted that the free expo is an ideal opportunity for residents to learn about resources that can address both individual issues and broader challenges affecting socioeconomic and family health. Resources will be available for all age groups, from teens to seniors.
For seniors, offerings will include access to community services, healthcare support, and peer networking opportunities, along with interactive activities designed to foster intergenerational connections.
Participating organizations will include Aiding Aids, Lauderhill Community Paramedics, Lauderhill Fire Department, University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, Children’s Service Council of Broward County, United Nations Association of Broward County Chapter, and others.
