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Discover how CHMRC's expertise in coalition-building, funding, and strategy helped establish a sustainable, community-driven wellness hub—delivering real impact where it’s needed most.
CHMRC is proud to have funded a groundbreaking study published in Health Affairs Scholar by the Urban Institute’s Health Policy Center, titled Tracing Value from Social Determinant Solutions. This research directly aligns with CHMRC’s mission to foster community resilience and promote health equity by addressing the root causes of health disparities. By focusing on interventions that tackle homelessness, food insecurity, and barriers to healthcare, the study reinforces our commitment to building stronger, healthier communities.
At CHMRC, we believe in the power of books to inspire young minds and foster a love for learning. That’s why we’re excited to announce our "Fill a Box, Share the Joy" campaign! We have 43 boxes full of children’s books that are ready to find new homes, and we’re inviting teachers, churches, foster families, and anyone who needs them to come pick up as many books as they can carry!
As September rolls around, we’re reminded of the importance of being prepared for the unexpected. This year’s National Preparedness Month theme, “Start a Conversation,” emphasizes the power of open dialogue in keeping ourselves, our families, and our communities safe in times of crisis.
On Saturday, August 31, 2024, we had the incredible opportunity to host a Black Breastfeeding Week Community Celebration at the Solano Community Health Hub. Doula Doula, a collective of professional birth workers devoted to assisting expectant parents in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond, organized a day filled with empowerment, learning, and community connection. The event was designed to bring together new and experienced mothers, healthcare professionals, and community members to celebrate and promote the importance of breastfeeding within the Black community.
On Saturday, August 24, 2024, the Solano Community Health Hub was abuzz with energy as our Medical Reserve Corps unit, California Health Medical Reserve Corps hosted the "Disaster Preparedness for Everyone" event. The event brought together community members, volunteers, and experts to focus on the critical need for inclusive disaster preparedness.
When disasters strike, everyone is affected, but some people face more challenges than others. Individuals with disabilities often encounter unique obstacles that can make emergencies even more dangerous for them. To compact the issue, many emergency plans often fail to consider their unique needs in the event of a disaster.
Welcome to the CHMRC Employee Spotlight Series! Each month, we feature a new team member, sharing their journey and the impact they've made. Join us in celebrating the heroes among us and get inspired by their stories. This month, we are featuring a Q&A with Kam, our Community Resilience Supervisor. Kamryn steers partnerships, collaborations and events at our busy Solano Community Health Hub.
We are thrilled to announce the members of the CHMRC Board of Directors. These distinguished individuals bring a wealth of experience and a shared passion for enhancing community health, resilience and public health initiatives.
Dr. Karen Joubert of Fairfield, CA, recently attended CHMRC's Self Defense Class at our Solano Community Health Hub in Town Center in Fairfield, Ca. Here, she shares her experience and thoughts on the importance of such classes in the community.