Sheboygan County Bilingual Community Health Workers

CHW Networking Session.

Great to having you in Wisconsin.

Unified CHW Gathering at Steven Points.

Join us at Cleveland Park in Sheboygan today from 4:30pm - 7:30pm for National Night Out!

Did your children get their shots for this school year yet? Koj cov menyuam puas tau txhaj tshuaj? Yog tsis tau no ces hu mus txhaj tshuaj tom Lakeshore Community Health Care nawb.

You can sign up for school meal for your children.

Met these people at 2024 WPHA Conference.

Here is a quide to air quality advisory in your area.

Stroke workshop and high blood pressure screening at the Hmong community center by a representative from Aurora Healthcare and a Hmong representative from Wisconsin Department of Health.

Food Safety Workshop by UW-Extension FoodWise and Nutrition Program.

Here's a snapshot of the Hmong journey from China to Laos, Thailand, and the United States.

More fun at the family fun fest!!!

Public Health at Family Fun Fest!!! We are having a great time here!!!

Team Public Health Attends WPHA Conference 2024

Not About Us Without Us!
A special space needed for statewide CHWs to connect.

Last keynote speakers about Communication by Dr. Malia Jones and Amanda Simanek.

We started the last day WPHA conference with moving public health to the next level by APHA’s president.

With our role as Community Health Workers (CHWs), we have the opportunity to lead efforts in promoting health equity throughout Wisconsin's communities.

Our last workshop for today was racism and health equity in the community.

I attended in a CHW workshop hosted by WPHA.

Today's keynote speaker is Dr. Aboul El Seyed, discussing of public health & health disparity.

Wisconsin Public Health keynote speakers motivated attendees, elevating public health to new heights.

Another healthy self-care is community care in your work place. Thank you!

Learn to Set Healthy Boundaries at our first workshop at WPHA conference!

Hmong Day celebrations took place at the State Capitol.

Sheridan FNT event.

Hunger impacts Asian American communities very differently. The term Asian American includes communities from many different countries. Every Asian American community has a unique experience in the United States.

An estimated 6% of Asian Americans are food insecure. That's 1 in 18 people who identify as Asian American. Harmful racial stereotypes cause many to overlook hunger among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and it's important to remember food insecurity is about more than food. Our neighbors facing hunger tell us that the cost of living, housing, employment, health, and other factors—like the end of pandemic-era relief efforts—are among the top reasons why it’s increasingly difficult to afford and access the food they need to thrive.

To learn more about food insecurity among Asian American individuals visit: bit.ly/49d4UkR

CHW Association strategy meeting in Madison. Great Job CHW partners!

We are proud to have WUCMAA and their team to host a presentation about mental health and su***de prevention at the Hmong community center. May 2nd, 2024.