Alameda Health Consortium

The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN) is a leading organization based in Oakland, CA, that brings together and mobilizes communities of color to advocate for public policies that advance health equity and improve health outcomes. They work towards addressing health disparities and challenges faced by diverse racial and ethnic communities in California. CPEHN focuses on various areas such as oral health, mental health, public health, and health care delivery system and payment reform. They collaborate with networks and coalitions, conduct research and analysis, and engage in policy advocacy to promote health equity and racial justice. Through their projects and initiatives, CPEHN strives to create a landscape of opportunity where all individuals have equal access to quality health care and resources.Generated from the website

Cal-PEP, founded in 1984, is a pioneering health outreach program in the Bay Area dedicated to providing tailored health education, disease prevention, risk reduction, and support services to those at highest risk for HIV/AIDS in a language they understand. With a focus on community empowerment, Cal-PEP has been instrumental in building stronger communities and addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic for over 30 years. Offering a range of services including substance abuse prevention, case management, peer-based support, and community-based research, Cal-PEP is committed to making a lasting impact on the health and well-being of East Bay residents. Through volunteer opportunities and donations, individuals can support Cal-PEP's mission to continue providing vital services to those in need. Generated from the website