CHW Learning Hub

09/03/2026

can improve access to care, but language barriers, privacy concerns, digital literacy challenges, and trust continue to shape whether patients feel comfortable using it.

Join us on SEPTEMBER 15 for the launch of a new multilingual telehealth communication toolkit developed through collaboration among community organizations, health centers, language specialists, designers, and trusted messengers.

Explore practical tools, communication guides, multilingual patient resources, and lessons learned from advancing language justice in healthcare communications.
📅 September 15, 12:00 PM PT
🔗 Preview the toolkit when you RSVP for the launch webinar: https://luma.com/equitable-telehealth-access
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09/01/2026

The CHW Learning Hub Diabetes Toolkit is now available! 🎉 Access at https://bit.ly/Diabetestoolkit

Designed to support Community Health Workers (CHWs) in informing our communities about Type 2 diabetes, this culturally responsive toolkit provides ready-to-use resources on diabetes causes, symptoms, risk factors, prevention, and management.

Use these resources during diabetes workshops, health fairs, community education sessions, group classes, or one-on-one education to increase awareness and support healthy behavior change.

👉 Explore the toolkit and add these resources to your next community education activity!

08/27/2026

💡Your feedback can help shape what comes next on the CHW Learning Hub! Tell us what resources, tools, and topics would better support your growth and the communities you serve.

📲 Scan the QR code to take our quick 5-question survey or access via forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Wywgjem1zx and help us build resources that meet your needs!

08/18/2026

We’re always working to bring you new resources, tools, and learning opportunities that support your work as a Community Health Worker! 💙

💬 What topics would you like to see featured on the Hub?

Comment below and let us know what interests you most! Your feedback helps shape what’s coming next. 🌱

08/13/2026

08/11/2026

🧽A cleaner home doesn’t have to mean more chemicals.

Commercial cleaning products can contain harsh chemicals that may contribute to irritation and unwanted exposure. Our “Recipes for Non-Toxic Cleaners” guide at https://bit.ly/RecipesforCleaners shares simple, affordable alternatives made with everyday ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice, and hydrogen peroxide.

Perfect for CHWs supporting families with asthma, allergies, sensitivities, or healthy home goals. 🏠💚

08/06/2026

Community Health Workers play an important role in helping families understand immunizations, answer questions with confidence, and ease concerns about what to expect after vaccination.

Our Most Common Vaccines and Their Effects resource found at https://bit.ly/4bzpdw1 provides a simple guide to:
✔️ Recommended childhood vaccines and when they're given
✔️ The diseases they help prevent
✔️ Common, temporary side effects
✔️ When to seek medical care for a more serious reaction

Whether you're supporting families during well-child visits, school enrollment, or community outreach, this resource can help you promote informed decisions and build vaccine confidence.

08/04/2026

Our Student Success: Tips to Improve Attendance infographic found at https://bit.ly/4fRbaTC provides practical strategies to help families and students build positive attendance habits, overcome barriers, and prevent chronic absenteeism.

This resource is especially helpful for Community Health Workers (CHWs), educators, and community partners who are:
✅ Talking with families about the importance of regular school attendance.
✅ Supporting students at risk of chronic absenteeism or dropping out.
✅ Helping parents and students identify solutions to attendance barriers.
✅ Promoting positive reinforcement and long-term student success.

Together, we can help every student stay connected, engaged, and on the path to success.

07/30/2026

Cyclospora spreads when people eat food or drink water contaminated with f***s that contains the parasite. Symptoms usually begin one to two weeks after ingesting contaminated food or water. Awareness and prevention are key to protecting your health and your community.

Our Water Quality handout helps Community Health Workers inform communities on contamination risks, safe water habits, and when to seek help. Explore this resource today at https://bit.ly/Hub-WaterQuality and help promote healthier, safer communities.

07/28/2026

What Are the Skills of the Community Health Workers? 💙

It's more than just knowledge, it's the unique skills that help build trust, inspire change, and strengthen communities.

In this video, follow the stories of Isaac and Rebecca as they demonstrate how different strengths can make an equally meaningful impact. From communication and advocacy to empathy and problem-solving, every CHW brings valuable skills that help individuals and communities thrive.