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ABOUT US

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PODER en SALUD Acronym

Protection

Objective

Diversity

Empowerment 

Responsibility

Solidarity

Access

Language

Unity

Duty

We are a group of Latino-identified and/or Latino-serving community-based organizations from across the United States that have come together to address the COVID-19 pandemic through a collective effort to provide accurate, timely, information, education, and resources to our people through trusted local affiliates committed to the health, well-being, and prosperity of Latinos/Latinx.

 

The PODER en SALUD Coalition comprises 10 core partners, 31 affiliate organizations, and a lead organization, PROCEED, Inc., headquartered in Elizabeth, NJ. 

PODER en SALUD Nationwide Reach
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Outcomes

A coalition of Latino-identified and/or serving community-based organizations across the United States participating in a collective effort to inform and educate their local Latino communities

on COVID-19.​

Latino communities have increased access to accurate and timely COVID-19 prevention and vaccine information that is culturally appropriate, situation-specific, and in Spanish and English.

Local Latino-serving community-based organizations have increased their capacity to identify local challenges and barriers to the adoption of COVID-19 testing, vaccine, and prevention recommendations, and develop solutions.

Latino communities are knowledgeable of the behavioral and social practices that can reduce their risk for COVID-19 infection.

COVID-19 messages are informed, developed, and designed by various segments of the Latino community to promote accurate COVID-19 prevention information, dispel rumors and misinformation, and reach Latinos with limited English proficiency, low literacy, and low health literacy.

Local Latino communities are equipped with trained Promotores/as and community health workers who serve as cultural workers to relay accurate COVID-19 information and facilitate participation in COVID-19 testing and vaccination.

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Building Hispanic/Latino Community Capacity (BHLCC) to Respond to COVID-19 is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, CDC/HHS, or the U.S. Government.

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