These resources serve as a reliable source of the most up-to-date and accurate information, tips, and support for organizations working with CHWs. Our team of experts use data collected from our 40+ years of experience implementing CHW programs, and input from partners and professionals within the CHW industry to ensure our publications provide the best information. Building the capacity of other organizations to deliver Community Health Worker programs and collaborating with partners from across the country furthers the success of the Community Health Worker model as a sustainable means to improve health outcomes.

Through the years we have developed various newsletters, published blogs, and shared research on current issues that affect organizations working with CHWs. In the past, we have covered topics such as mental health, diabetes control and prevention, and chronic disease management. What’s unique about our resource development is that we consistently create new opportunities for organizations to access information on emerging health issues, as seen in the development of our COVID-19 Resource Directory.

Additionally, we are committed to providing resources that are driven by the needs of the organizations within the industry. Through an annual needs assessment, we collect information from partners, health centers, and community-based organizations that tell us what resources are needed to support organizations that work with CHWs.

Free resources are made available for download in our extensive resource portfolio. The resource portfolio contains materials that are suitable for a wide range of purposes related to the CHW industry. All materials are available for free after a quick registration.

Learn more about the workforce support we provide to organizations. Our Technical Assistance is provided via phone, video conference, or email and is led by one of our experts.

Our team of experts has developed highly-focused and in-demand training to build the capacity of organizations looking to implement or improve upon Community Health Worker programs no matter what stage of the process they are in.