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 Social Equity and Justice Projects
 

Social and equity projects are initiatives designed to increase fairness, justice, and opportunity in communities, especially for groups who have historically faced barriers. The idea is grounded in the principle that people start from different places, so systems and programs must be designed to close those gaps rather than ignore them.

Root of Justice, a Youth-Led Advocacy for Mixed-
Status

This program uplifts immigrant and refugee communities by cultivating civic participation, strengthening leadership, and advancing collective action for lasting change.

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Emergency Seasonal Preparedness Program 2026

The Emergency Seasonal Preparedness Program for Casino Road is designed to support individuals families affected by winter weather. This program develops personal preparedness plans, ensuring e everyone  is ready for any winter-related emergencies. By fostering community resilience, we aim to keep everyone safe and informed during colder months.

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WA Care-Translation  2026

 

WA Care translation ensures that everyone, regardless of language or cultural background,can access, understand, and benefit from vital information. By prioritizing culturally responsive and linguistically inclusive communication, we foster health equity, community trust, and shared well-being across Washington State.

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Building Resilience Communities

The Building Resilient Communities program was designed to provide a safe and supportive space for mixed-status families who are experiencing stress related to the current anti-immigrant climate. 

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Community Power Building 2026

This program is the process of organizing and equipping communities—especially those most impacted by inequity to collectively shape decisions, challenge systems, and drive structural change.

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We oppose any kind of social, political, and economic and institutional injustice.

Youth Ambassador for Social Justice Program. Snohomish Social Justice Project

Social Injustice & racism are two words hard to hear...we need to be respectful, inclusive, and diverse for a healthy community.

Social Justice & Health Equity

Interview by Dr. Kumara R Sundar

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2023 GRANT OPPORTUNITY FOR CHWS

CHWCMR invites all our CHWs to apply for a small grant of $1500 to learn how to write a grant and how to manage the funding, here are our grantees.

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Title of Grant: Learning to Eat Healthy

Applicants: Anastacia Martinez & Vilma Alechi

Overall Goal: Provide dinner while they learn how to prepare healthy food to  8 families with 54 members from Skagit County,

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Title of Grant: Breastfeeding without pain

Applicants: Clara Olea Galeana & Flora Ybarra

Overall Goal: Teaching the technique of breastfeeding without pain by keeping a good posture for parent and baby, eating healthy, and taking care of your emotions to 10 women from Arburn and Everett. 

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Phone: (425) 477-9047

Mon - Fri: 8:30 am - 5pm
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CHWCMR is an exempt organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code

Copyright © 2026, COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER COALITION FOR MIGRANTS & REFUGEES. All Rights Reserved.

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