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Topic: Improving Access
PA Health Funder’s Collaborative: 988
Rooted in Community: Celebrating 22 Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness Grantees
Grantees and partners of the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness recently gathered at Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture for Rooted in Community: A Celebration of Immigrant Wellness—an evening dedicated to the people, relationships, and collective care that sustain immigrant communities across our region. The celebration marked an exciting milestone for the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness: […]
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Public Health Impact Hub
The Impact Hub provides accessible, high-impact learning, training, and technical assistance for public health professionals in government, nonprofit, and community-based organizations, thoughtfully tailored to meet your goals, context, and capacity. […]
Reducing Environmental Stress Together
AFAHO’s Wellness Program, REST (Reducing Environmental Stress Together) utilizes a community behavioral health care model that aims to overcome barriers and expand access to services for greater Philadelphia’s African and Caribbean immigrant and refugee (ACIR) communities. ACIRs are critically underserved through existing behavioral health services, most of which are not culturally, linguistically, or economically accessible […]
Bienstar
The promoter program at Centro de Apoyo Comunitario equips community leaders with enhanced skills in assessment, community navigation, and referrals, while also providing the necessary support to manage the intricate task of assisting new immigrants. Leveraging local community leaders, Centro’s program is adept at identifying issues promptly and intervening swiftly to deliver culturally pertinent services. […]
Prosperity Path Project on the Rolling Engagement Van
Why Not Prosper’s Prosperity Path Project (PPP) will provide a targeted harm reduction component distributing naloxone, safer sex kits, hygiene kits and menstruation kits, wound care kits, and fentanyl test strips to BIPOC people who use drugs (PWUD) to their new Rolling Engagement Van (REV) – an innovative program that is part of Why Not […]
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