Online Resources:

• T.H.E. Clinic (To Help Everyone)
• Latino Health Access
• Hathaway Family Resource Center
• Los Angeles Youth Supportive Services
• Black Beauticians Health Promotion Program
• Black Women for Wellness
• San Francisco Department of Public Health
• Community Health Councils
• Lifelong Medical Care
• California Black Health Network
• Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations
• Environmental Health Coalition
• The Health Consumer Alliance
• The California Black Women’s Health Project
• California State Rural Health Association

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KPCC  2/20/02   1pm; 9pm rebroadcast Talk of the City: Communities Helping Themselves Reporter Ilsa Setziol shadows a "promotor," a community health worker with Latino Health Access of Santa Ana. In Studio Guests: - Hathaway Family Resource Center - Reach 2010, African Americans Building a Legacy - Nancy Stringer of Black Beauticians Health Promotion Program - Vietnamese Community of Orange County - Jason Wittman, Los Angeles Youth Supportive Services KCLU  2/20/02   6:30, 7:30, and 8:30am Special Report KCLU's Art Kraft visits a rural community clinic where childhood obesity is threatening the health of hundreds of preschoolers. Nutritionists are struggling against trends that have created this dilema in California. Tune in for the story. KXJZ  2/12/02   6:40 and 8:40am Health For All, a Special Report by Sue Wilson In 1981, residents in a low-income Sacramento neighborhood saw the need to promote vaccinations for school children. They worked with a local physician to launch a grass-roots program. Today, it is known as Health for All and supports a myriad of health care programs with its five-million-dollar annual budget. Their Adult Day health center has served the community particularly well. Capital Public Radio health correspondent Sue Wilson tells the story of this unique program. Radio Bilingüe   2/20/02   1pm in Spanish Línea Abierta: Health "Promotores" This is a program in collaboration with KQED in San Francisco. The program discusses efforts by community-based organizations to promote awareness in barrios and labor camps on issues such as pesticide exposure, teen pregnancies, STDs and industrial pollution problems. How do these groups manage to reach out to and improve services for low-income communities in times of financial constraint? Guests: - Magdalena Cerda, health promoter, Environmental Health Coalition, San Diego - Melinda Cordero, director, Promotoras Comunitarias Training Program, Planned Parenthood, Los Angeles - Dr. Jorge Rodriguez,ÚHogares Saludables (Healthy Homes), American Lung Association, Central Coast, Salinas, CA KIDE 91.3 FM, Hoopa    3/4/02    11am Health Dialogues Part 2: Communities Helping Communities Communities helping communities is ultimately about creating a vision of wellness for a community. In our March 4 Health Dialogues program, KIDE will explore this vision of wellness held by members of our tribal community. We will look at how various projects, from youth recreation to the local farmer's market, help to integrate and define the activities of healthy people in a healthy community.