Medi-Cal is changing. Here’s what to do if you’re worried about coverage
It’s a tumultuous time for healthcare. Federal and state budget cuts are changing the rules for public benefits. Most people with Medi-Cal won’t be affected, but it may be confusing
California nearly achieved universal healthcare. Now, millions are losing coverage
California’s uninsured rate could nearly double by 2030, with the sharpest losses hitting Black, Asian, and Latino residents in Southern California.
250th Anniversary of Independence: Leaving No One Behind
Promotoras, CHWs, community leaders and allies for health equity nationwide: Happy Independence Day!
Press Release: Visión y Compromiso Launches MOVES Program Mobile Unit to Expand Health Services Across Los Angeles County, Supported by the Centene Foundation and Health Net
Visión y Compromiso launches the MOVES (Mobile Outreach for Vulnerable and Engaged Support) program, a new initiative that will deploy promotora-led mobile health units across Los Angeles County to expand
Better Healthcare for All: Breaking Barriers Through Equitable Oral Healthcare
Arturo Hilario • El observador A Grassroots Group Made up of Marginalized Communities Is Providing Other Groups With the Tools To Obtaining Equitable Treatment From Professionals Who Understand Culturally Relevant
Civic Solutions: Health Organizations Find New Ways to Reach Patients Amid Fears About Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Coachella Valley Independentby Melissa Daniels The Desert Healthcare District (DHCD) planned to hold a women’s wellness event last December in North Shore, a predominantly Latino community of about 3,500 at
LA promotoras are powering voter outreach as funding challenges threaten their future
Promotoras knock on doors and table in their own neighborhoods, transforming lived experience into civic power and reaching voters others miss.
Supporting the Caregivers Who Support Our Communities
Visión y Compromiso, in collaboration with national funder collective Home Grown and First 5 LA, launched in early 2025 the first West Coast demonstration of the Thriving Providers Project (TPP),
Afro-Mexican Mother Supports San Francisco’s Latino Community with Health Services
She has also won the community’s affection, and this is the space where she works, adorned with positive, educational messages that empower women. Telemundo • By Flavio Lacayo • Published
Health advocates bring Medi-Cal enrollment help to rural Kern County communities
Health advocates offer bilingual services in Lake Isabella, Frazier Park to help residents prepare for program changes starting January 2026 Karla Sosa, Multi-Media Journalist, 23ABC News Health advocates offer bilingual
