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KDHRC launches Todo Promotores Clearinghouse (TPC).

KDHRC launches Todo Promotores Clearinghouse (TPC).

Todo Promotores Clearinghouse (TPC): Resources for nonprofit organizations to formulate, implement, and evaluate promotores programs that support low-income Latinos.

 KDH Research & Communication proudly announces the launch of the Todo Promotores Clearinghouse.

For release on October 5, 2017 from Laura Gover

 

 

 

KDH Research & Communication proudly announces the launch of the Todo Promotores Clearinghouse (TPC), a resource for nonprofit organizations to formulate, implement and evaluate promotores programs that provide health information and services to low-income Latinos. Promotores’ outreach can improve the health and well-being of Latinos, particularly in low-income communities, in culturally sensitive ways. But the growth and interest in promotores programs in recent years has created a pressing question for nonprofit providers of how to effectively develop and execute these programs and understand their impact. TPC aims to answer that question.

Developed with input from key leaders in the field and informed with research on best practices, TPC includes a publicly available website (www.todopromotores.com) with comprehensive educational courses for nonprofit directors and frontline staff to learn how to successfully execute promotores programming at their organizations. TPC also includes a library of video interviews, case studies, and hands-on materials for nonprofit organizations to use promotores effectively in their work. TPC’s “From the Field” feature showcases promotores and other community health workers (CHWs) discussing cutting-edge service delivery issues in Latino communities from their real-world experience.

TPC differs from traditional CHW training resources in the integration of its online, interactive community via the TPC Facebook page.  Social media, digital connectivity, and engagement are integral parts of daily life, and the TPC Facebook page allows all nonprofit practitioners interested in promotores programming to share their views and experiences and learn from one another on a community-based and scientifically informed digital platform.

To learn more about Todo Promotores Clearinghouse, visit www.todopromotores.com.

To access the digital TPC community, please visit: http://bit.ly/TodoFB.  If you are interested in submitting a ‘From the Field’ video or case study, please contact Laura Gover at lgover@kdhrc.com or 404-998-9171.

Todo Promotores Clearinghouse was made possible by a Fast Track Small Business Innovation and Research (SBIR) grant (number 4R44MD006156-02) from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD), part of the National Institutes of Health.

About KDH Research & Communication

KDH Research & Communication translates vetted scientific evidence and best practices to create powerful programs and design rigorous research that improve the health and well-being of youth, families, and communities. Through effectively applied research, KDH Research & Communication seeks to help people manage with physical, cognitive, or environmental challenges and achieve healthier and more successful lives.

As one of KDH Research & Communication’s four main focus areas, the development of impactful and culturally appropriate Latino Health programs is vital to support the fastest growing minority group in the United States.  TPC aligns with this focus and builds on KDH Research & Communication’s other Latino Health programming.  Learn more about related Latino Health projects at https://kdhrc.wpengine.com/latino-health/. For the latest news from KDH Research & Communication, follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

Key Project Contacts

Eric C. Twombly, Principal Investigator | etwombly@kdhrc.com | 404-968-8008

Rosa M. Smith, Program Manager | rsmith@kdhrc.com | 404-991-1601

Laura Gover, Communications and Research Specialist | lgover@kdhrc.com | 404-998-9171

Related Links

http://www.todopromotores.com/

https://www.facebook.com/todopromotores

https://kdhrc.wpengine.com/latino-health/

https://www.facebook.com/latinohealthresources/

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