Growing Relationships and Cultivating Community
November is National Diabetes Month. You can find education and resources on this page to help raise awareness about both Type 1 and Type 2.
The purpose of the Community Health Worker Common Indicators (CI) Project is to contribute to the integrity, sustainability and viability of CHW programs.
MiCHWA publishes a monthly newsletter full of news, resources, events, and training opportunities. Look for our newsletter on the second Friday of every month!
MiCHWA & Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, with funding from CDC, partner on a biennial survey of Michigan’s CHW programs and employers.
This map features the state of CHW alliances across the US as of February 2020.
Nine recent studies that provide further support for including community health workers and peer providers as important components of health care delivery.
MiCHWA hosts events and creates opportunities to further the development and sustainability of CHWs in Michigan. Community health advocates are welcomed to participate in MiCHWA's 8th Annual Meeting to hear community health leaders discuss the progress and future of CHWs in Michigan.
Watch for more events to acknowledge and recognize the significant contributions that CHWs make to improving health and well-being in our communities.
