The National Alliance For Hispanic Health

Vacunas para todos: national hispanic network works to increase vaccination coverage and eliminate gaps in coverage. Vacunas represents a powerful science based and community-driven response to gaps in vaccination. The alliance along with 16 leading hispanic community-based organizations have developed the vacunas rapid response infrastructure to meet emerging national and local needs to (1) increase acceptance of approved flu and covid-19 vaccination among hispanics, and (2) increase access to approved flu and covid-19 immunization services in hispanic communities and other underserved populations.

Nuestras voices adelante (our voices moving forward) network program (cdc): this tobacco and cancer control and prevention program is designed to expand upon the original nuestras voices network program. Plans for this project focus on expanding the capacity of regional lead community-based partner agencies to reduce the impact of tobacco and cancer-related health disparities in hispanic communities and advance health for all. Another major component focuses on leading a community of practice for state health departments and other multi-sectoral partners to advance health for all through the identification and use of evidence-based interventions, promising practices, and training and technical assistance that accelerate the reduction of tobacco use and tobacco-related cancers.

Liverwise: healthy liver, healthy life: the focus of this project is to expand and advance cdc's education, outreach, and public awareness activities to strengthen the science base for prevention, education, and public health awareness leading to meaningful patient outcomes for liver disease, with a focus on non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (nalfd), a chronic disease area that does not currently have dedicated cdc resources. Under liverwise, the alliance will focus on data collection and dissemination, education, and public awareness activities that will support effective, evidence-based clinical and population-level approaches to improve health with a focus on underserved populations including hispanic communities.