THE BRAYS OAKS SUPER NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL #36

WILL NOT MEET IN JULY

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Join us for our next meeting scheduled for Tuesday, August 4, 2026 @6:30pm

Special Guest

Council Member, Sallie Alcorn

At-Large Position 5

Join the Braeswood Church Community Health Fair

Saturday, July11, 2026

10611 Fondren Rd @ Creekbend

Houston, Texas 77096

and on

Saturday July, 18, 2026

14635 Branch Forest Dr

Houston, Texas 77082



Health Screenings, Vaccinations, School Supplies, Food & Fun for the entire Family

HCC SW HOSTS AI EXCELLENCE SUMMER CAMP

HCC Southwest will be hosting Free AI Excellence Summer Camp, bringing students together for a week of exploration in AI, robotics, coding, and innovation.

July 27–31, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the

HCC West Loop Campus, 5601 West Loop S.

Throughout the week, students will take part in hands-on activities and creative projects while learning how tech skills can open doors to future careers and opportunities. The camp is open to high school students across the greater Houston area, including students on the federal free or reduced lunch program.

PLEASE NOTE:

Summer Break for Meditation Classes from June 5th to August 14th. Session will resume from August 21st.

There will be no Technology session until July 4th. The session will restart on July 11th

There will be no English learning session until July 4th. The session will restart on July 11th.

Jarred Vanderbilt Foundation

Annual Back-Pack Give Away

August 1, 2026

10a - 12 noon

Maarian Park

11000 S. Gessner Rd

Houston, Texas 77071

Interested in Sponsoring this event, please contact:

JVANDERVILTFOUNDATION@YAHOO.COM

HOW TO PREPARE FOR EXTREME HEAT:



• Learn to recognize signs of heat illness (unusual heavy sweating, shortness of breath, dizziness, headaches muscle cramping, nausea, weakness)
• Do not rely on your fan as your primary cooling device. They create air flow but do not reduce body temperature.
• Make sure your AC is ready for the summer. Change or clean air filters, clear debris around the outdoor unit, check and clean condenser coils, and consider scheduling professional maintenance.
• Cover windows with drapes or shades.
• Add insulation to keep the heat out.
• Identify places in your community where you can go to get cool. Check here for available cooling centers in Houston.
• People unaccustomed to working or exercising in a hot environment need to start slowly and gradually increase heat exposure over several weeks.

10611 Fondren Rd, Houston, Texas 77096,/ braysoakssnc36@gmail.com