CHWCMR Blog

Members of the CHWCMR, during one of our meetings, opened up about our hearts and feelings. With the assistance of Dr. Ponce, we crafted...

Our team, along with some Community Health Workers (CHWs), attended the 2025 Community-Based Worker Conference hosted by North Sound ACH...

Drs. Leo Morales, Michael Parchman, and Ileana Ponce-Gonzalez, Matt Gonzalez, and Nora Coronada, at the first celebration of the National...

We had the honor of hosting our friend Karri M. We engaged in a profound conversation, and it was heartening to see our community come...

Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are the most common cause of death globally. An estimated 17 million people die from CVD every year....

Fair treatment: Ensuring all youth, regardless of race or income, have equal access to clean air, water, and safe spaces. • Youth...

Celebrating their independence.

The oral health program is in its final phase. We have completed the four support groups, sharing with our participants their...

We are working on something exciting! In collaboration with Entre Hermanos and Sn ohomish County Health Department, we are working on...

Today we open a space for healing and honesty: mothers navigating perinatal depression, expressing their emotions through art. Anxiety,...

Celebrating their independence!

This celebration takes place from September 15 to October 15, coinciding with the independence holidays of several Central American...

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“We rebuilt what was broken.”

Nowadays, being a support pillar and simply being present is essential to being the voice of those who are silent out of fear. Empathy...

Many people do not know that what they feel has a name. That is why it is vital to educate ourselves, support each other, and create...

On August 28th, our Executive Director, Dr. Ileana Ponce, was invited by Moderna US Medical Affairs to participate in the "Voices for...