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Traditional Health Workers:

A Community Approach to Health and Wellness

March 11, 2019

Representation matters. Join us as we explore why representation matters in the healthcare of refugee and immigrant communities, and how Traditional Health Workers, specifically Peer Support Specialists and Community Health Workers are an integral part of health systems.

Presentations about Culturally-Specific Peer Support Specialists and Community Health Workers (CHW), followed by a panel of peers and CHWs who are working in their communities to help promote better physical and mental health.

Learn more about our presenters below.

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March 11, 2019

3:00pm - 5:30pm

Cascadia Garlington Center

Parking is limited. Please try to find street parking.

3036 NE Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.

Portland, OR 97212

Presenters:
Seth Cohen, LCSW, MSW
Cross-Cultural Clinician


Chi Bui, CHW
ORCHWA, Community Programs Coordinator

Panel Moderator:
Sasha Verbillis-Kolp, LCSW, MSW
Health and Human Services Consultant

Panelists:
Mahad Hassan, PSS
Certified Peer Support Specialist


Samer Malouhi, PSS
Certified Peer Support Specialist


Mohamed Abdiasis, MSW
OHA, Traditional Health Worker Program Coordinator


Lilian Olero, CHW, CD
Community Health Worker and Birth Doula


Yesi Castro, CHW
Community Health Worker

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