CHWCMR Blog

Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24th, CHWCMR, in collaboration with Volunteers of America, will be distributing self-care kits to the community. The event will take place from 2 PM to 5 PM at our offices located in the Casino Rd in Everett. Spread the word; we look forward to seeing you there!

Dementia affects all communities, but Latino families face higher risks, later diagnoses, and less access to adequate services.

Perinatal mental health encompasses all emotional, psychological, and social well-being of a person during pregnancy and up to a year after childbirth. It is a broader concept than perinatal depression: it includes anxiety, stress, intense emotional changes, grief, previous traumas, and also conditions that affect the family and the environment.

Understanding Influenza Season and Its Impact on Public Health

How can I be exposed to pesticides?

What Does It Mean for Our Health?

Youth is the driving force behind environmental change

Immigrant Latino identity is pride, but it is also vulnerability. It is celebrating our achievements while facing language barriers, discrimination, or fear. Even so, we keep moving forward. Because our story has always been a story of resilience.

Our community member, Jose, along with his family, has initiated a drive to collect essential donations for those in need. Their commitment of time and service is greatly appreciated by our community. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MW for their generous contributions and to Jose and his family for volunteering to distribute these donations throughout our communities.