Caribbean Women's Health Association

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3512 Church Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11203
+1 (718) 826-2942
http://www.cwha.org

The Caribbean Women's Health Association (CWHA), founded in 1982, is dedicated to advocating for and providing extensive services to diverse communities in Brooklyn, NY. With a strong emphasis on women's health, immigration support, and HIV/AIDS prevention, CWHA collaborates closely with the community to address critical health disparities and promote positive outcomes.

Over the past four decades, CWHA has made a significant impact, supporting over 500 clients with doula services, providing breastfeeding education to 1,248 unique clients, and filing more than 200 immigration cases in 2023. The organization is committed to empowering women and families by delivering essential resources and fostering community engagement.

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