Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government (TPCG) is pleased to invite your business to participate in our upcoming Vendor Expo on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

This event offers businesses an opportunity to connect with parish department directors, employees, and local support agencies while showcasing the products and services your company provides. Businesses that participate will be able to host a booth and engage directly with parish representatives to discuss capabilities and potential business opportunities. We welcome both current TPCG vendors and businesses interested in establishing new partnerships with the parish.

Event details are as follows:

• Date: Tuesday, June 2
• Time: 9 AM to 11 AM (set up at 8 AM)
• Location: Barry P. Bonvillain Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd., Houma

If you would like to participate, please complete and return the attached registration form by Tuesday, May 26^th to reserve your spot.

Businesses that are not currently registered as vendors with TPCG but are interested in participating are encouraged to contact TPCG’s Purchasing Division at 985-580-7272 prior to the expo for assistance in becoming a vendor with the parish.

For questions or additional information, please feel free to contact atauzin@tpcg.org.

We look forward to another successful event and appreciate your interest in partnering with TPCG.

Bayou Community Foundation invites you to join us for our upcoming Working Group on Hunger meeting.

📅  Thursday, June 4
🕑 2:00 – 3:30 PM
📍 Beacon Light Baptist Church of Houma – 4325 West Park Ave, Gray

This meeting will feature a special visit from our USDA representatives Doug Mckean and Ellie Manaseri to provide updates, training and advise on best practices.

The meeting will also serve as our annual Food Distribution Partner Disaster Preparedness and Emergency planning session. We will discuss what we can expect in the event of an emergency, who do we contact and how do we best work together to meet the needs of
our community during a time of emergency.

This discussion will be led by Margie McGowen from Second Harvest Food Bank Bayou Warehouse, Scott Belanger and Cheryl Skinner from Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux, and Daisy Cheramie from Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank.

This meeting is the perfect time to bring your questions, and your organizations own resources to the table so that we can collaborate to meet the needs of our neighbors when they need us most!

Download the Agenda HERE

If your organization has any updates or announcements and would like to be added to the agenda, please let us know in advance by emailing me at Kati@BayouCF.org or calling 985-219-0048.

The Terrebonne Parish Library System, in partnership with the Louisiana Department of Health Office of Public Health, invites adults to attend this community preparedness program designed to help individuals and families prepare for hurricane season and other emergencies.

Participants will have the opportunity to build their own starter emergency kit while learning about essential supplies every household should have on hand during storms and disasters. Attendees will also receive practical preparedness tips and be able to connect with participating community organizations and vendors offering helpful resources, information, and support services.

Ready Together: Emergency Kit Workshops was made possible in part by a Libraries Transforming Communities Engagement Grant from the American Library Association’s Public Programs Office.

For more information, call 985-870-8447 or email eloney@mytpl.org

Terrebonne General Health System is hosting LevelUp Men’s Health Day on Saturday, June 6, from 8 a.m. to noon at the TerrebonneGeneral Drive-Thru Center. This outdoor event will feature free men’s healthscreenings for heart problems, diabetes, prostate cancer, high blood pressure,and more, education and wellness information, corn hole, axe-throwing, darts, giveaways,and a chance to win a DeWalt Bluetooth speaker. 

According to the Centers for Disease Control andPrevention, men are less likely than women to visit a doctor regularly.  About 1 in 5 men do not have a regularhealthcare provider, and they are significantly more likely than women to skipannual checkups.  A Cleveland Clinicsurvey found that around 60% of men avoid going to the doctor for as long aspossible, and many men wait until symptoms become severe before seekingcare. 

“In an effort to make an impact on thesestatistics and make it fun and easy to receive health screenings that have thepotential to save lives, Terrebonne General is hosting this inaugural men’shealth event,” said Phyllis Peoples, President and CEO.   

“This is a valuable opportunity for men to comeout and take care of themselves, something they do not have a tendency to do,” saidDr. Ugo Ezema, Pulmonary and Critical Care Specialist.  “I am guilty of it myself, and now I have aprimary care provider that I visit regularly,” explained Dr. Ugo.

Grab your husband, brother, father, uncle, malefriend, or coworker and come down to the drive-through center to take a step inthe right direction of leveling up for those who depend on you!

Appointments are highly encouraged. Email TGWellness@tghealthsystem.comor call 985-850-6217 to register.  

Hosted by Terrebonne General Health System and Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center

You're Invited

Join us for an interactive workshop focused on recognizing and addressing dating violence. Gain practical tools to lead meaningful conversations, challenge harmful beliefs, and promote healthy relationships. Learn strategies for engaging diverse audiences, modeling consent, and using bystander intervention skills with confidence -while creating safe, trauma-informed spaces and maintaining your own wellness.

Spots are limited! Lunch will be provided.

$40 per person. 

This workshop is pending approval for 6 CEUs.

Get Tickets Here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/from-awareness-to-action-practical-skills-for-addressing-dating-violence-and-promoting-healthy-relationships?zlinkid=fa4b4a13-0156-4761-81f8-1f1f5eb030d6&emailId=5a658975-36ee-4ad0-878d-fe3b93fdb1a8&firstName=Kati&lastName=Lee&email=kati%40bayoucf.org&punctualAmounts=%5B%5D

The Terrebonne Parish Library System, in partnership with the Louisiana Department of Health Office of Public Health, invites adults to attend this community preparedness program designed to help individuals and families prepare for hurricane season and other emergencies.

Participants will have the opportunity to build their own starter emergency kit while learning about essential supplies every household should have on hand during storms and disasters. Attendees will also receive practical preparedness tips and be able to connect with participating community organizations and vendors offering helpful resources, information, and support services.

Ready Together: Emergency Kit Workshops was made possible in part by a Libraries Transforming Communities Engagement Grant from the American Library Association’s Public Programs Office.

For more information, call 985-870-8447 or email eloney@mytpl.org

The Terrebonne Parish Library System, in partnership with the Louisiana Department of Health Office of Public Health, invites adults to attend this community preparedness program designed to help individuals and families prepare for hurricane season and other emergencies.

Participants will have the opportunity to build their own starter emergency kit while learning about essential supplies every household should have on hand during storms and disasters. Attendees will also receive practical preparedness tips and be able to connect with participating community organizations and vendors offering helpful resources, information, and support services.

Ready Together: Emergency Kit Workshops was made possible in part by a Libraries Transforming Communities Engagement Grant from the American Library Association’s Public Programs Office.

For more information, call 985-870-8447 or email eloney@mytpl.org

Fuel your morning with coffee, connections, and an inside look at how COLAB supports ideas, growth, and collaboration in our community.

Fees/Admission:

Free to attend
RSVP required

https://www.thibodauxchamber.com/events/details/yp-connect-colab-2582