Los Angeles County CHW/P/R Consortium

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Community Health Workers, Promotores, and Representatives (CHW/P/R) are trusted members of their communities who bridge gaps between systems and underserved populations. They deliver culturally responsive care, address social determinants of health, and advocate for equity.

The Los Angeles County CHW/P/R Consortium unites CHWs, community-based organizations (CBOs), and public health leaders to strengthen collaborative efforts. Through advocacy, training, and sustainable funding models, the consortium empowers CHWs to improve health outcomes and foster equity across Los Angeles County.

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Los Angeles County CHW/P/R Consortium

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Los Angeles County CHW/P/R Consortium

The Los Angeles County CHW/P/R Consortium unites Community Health Workers, Promotores, and Representatives, community-based organizations, and health systems to address...

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California, Los Angeles County, Southern California, United States

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Eric DePalma was born and raised in Southern California, and has always had an affinity for meaningful community building and connection. Originally a theatre kid, turned anthropologist, turned chronic nonprofit staffer, Eric has both a B.A. and M.A. in Evolutionary Anthropology. While primarily interested in primate behavior and group structures in graduate school, he has found himself refocusing his interests on that of the nonprofit sector. His current obsessions include community building, system processes, and organizational/leadership behavior. He has worked for multiple small to midsize nonprofit organizations, spearheading the start of multiple development departments. In the last year he has been working with Haven Neighborhood Services, building a brand new initiative called the Partnership.LA Summit. This program is working to create accessible and equitable partnership opportunities for small to midsize nonprofit organizations working in the region.

Eric DePalma

Eric DePalma was born and raised in Southern California, and has always had an affinity for meaningful community building and connection. Originally a theatre kid, turned anthropologist, turned chronic nonprofit staffer, Eric has both a B.A. and M.A. in Evolutionary Anthropology. While primarily interested in primate behavior and group structures in graduate school, he has found himself refocusing his interests on that of the nonprofit sector. His current obsessions include community building, system processes, and organizational/leadership behavior. He has worked for multiple small to midsize nonprofit organizations, spearheading the start of multiple development departments. In the last year he has been working with Haven Neighborhood Services, building a brand new initiative called the Partnership.LA Summit. This program is working to create accessible and equitable partnership opportunities for small to midsize nonprofit organizations working in the region.