Migrant Health Promotions

Resources for Promotores(as)

Migrant Health Promotion

Migrant Health Promotion provides culturally and linguistically competent health education curricula specifically designed for Promotores(as)/Community Health Workers.

Farmworker Justice

Farmworker Justice and its partners in Project Clean Environment for Health Kids, publish a number of training curricula which are used to train promotores de salud (lay health educators) in farmworker communities. Training curricula cover the following environmental health topics: asthma, lead, pesticides, and drinking water & waste disposal.  To download the free curriculum, click on the link below.

La Clinica del Cariño

La Clinica del Cariño offers a weight management curriculum: "Our Path to Good Health/Nuestro Camino a la Buena Salud", a curriculum to learn healthy weight management strategies and a guide to using them to promote health in your community.  Click on the link below to download La Clinica del Cariño's weight management curriculum.

Migrant Clinicians Network

Migrant Clinicians Network offers a comprehensive domestic violence  prevention curriculum for community health workers.  Click on the link below to download the domestic violence curriculum.

Rural Women's Health Project

The RWHP serves rural communities with a focus on the Hispanic Immigrant and farmworker communities.The RWHP uses participatory action research and interactive education materials that model positive behaviors on issues affecting their lives.The RWHP has developed over 100 educational or
informational materials in twelve topic areas.

National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc.

National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. (NCFH) offers comprehensive curricula for Promotores (as) on the following health topics:

National Institutes of Health

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) offers a free health education program created for Promotores(as)/Community Health Workers on the topic of overall heart and cardiovascular health. "Your Heart, Your Life"/"Su Corazón, Su Vida", is a comprehensive culturally appropriate, user friendly course on heart-health education for the Latino community. Filled with skill-building activities, reproducible handouts, and idea starters. Click on the links below to download "Your Heart, Your Life."

 

Health Outreach Partners

National Outreach Guidelines for Underserved Populations

Outreach is a critical function of health centers serving underserved populations. In 2000, Health Outreach Partners (HOP) developed its Farmworker Outreach Program Guidelines based on 30 years of experience providing direct outreach services to migrant and seasonal farmworkers. In 2012, HOP collaborated with four national partner organizations (the National Association of Community Health Centers, National Health Care for the Homeless Council, the Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations and Migrant Health Promotion) and an Advisory Panel made up of representatives from community health centers and other support organizations across the country to update and expand on those guidelines, creating the current National Outreach Guidelines for Underserved Populations.

National Outreach Guidelines

 

For additional evaluation ideas and resources, see the "Community Health Worker Evaluation Tool Kit" on the Other Organizations page.

 

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