Pfizer vaccine will be available for individuals 12 years and Older.
The Community Health Worker Program in collaboration with Alamo Colleges District, CommuniCare Health Centers, U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development, San Antonio Housing Authority and San Antonio Community Health Workers Association bring the Pfizer to this community clinic. This will be a Walk-In Clinic , No appointment Required!
La vacuna estará disponible para todos los niños de 12 años para arriba, jovenes y adultos de todas las edades. No se requiere hacer cita, cualquier persona encargada de un menor de edad puede autorizar que el menor reciba su vacuna simplemente firmando la forma de consentimiento que tendremos a su disposición el día de la vacunación.
Follow this link to register: https://alamo.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAlcO2prTItE9zG2wS9PTFKFBGCPMm2gxqS
Monthly meeting where CHWs can provide updates on their work, ask for peer-to-peer consultation and support, share resources and learn about SACHWA projects.
To request zoom link, please send an email request to chw.nvca@gmail.com or mcornejo2@alamo.edu
About The Alamo Colleges Westside Education & Training Center (WETC)
Located in the heart of Edgewood Independent School District, the WETC was opened to provide education and services to the westside community. The new multi-use building will be capable of supporting an early college high school, college technical and academic programs and services for the community. The newly designed building was designed with flexibility in mind for future Smart Growth.
The event will be live streamed on the Alamo Colleges District’s social channels. Tune in to watch live.
When: Saturday, March 27, 2021
Time: 9:am to 11 :00 am
Where: Zoom, email us at chw.nvca@gmail.com to request zoom link.
Provider: Northwest Vista College, Community Health Worker Program.
Presenter: Fernando Martinez, Ph.D.
For registration information, email us at chw.nva@gmail.com
Monthly meeting update. We will have the following guest speakers: EnrollSA, Maximus Texas Health Steps / Texas STAR / STAR+PLUS and University Health System’s Institute for Trauma-Informed Care.
To register, please email us at chw.nvca@gmail.com
Join us to continue the conversation and discuss future CHW initiatives.
Word of the day
Reactogenicity = the physical signs your body sends to let you know the vaccine is creating a successful immunity response. #knowledgeispower #informed #healthpromotion
Colleagues, SAVE the DATE- 12 of January 2021, from 3 pm to 5 pm.
The COVID-19 Community Response Coalition (CRC), Community Health Worker leaders in San Antonio, and Northwest Vista’s Community Health Worker faculty are partnering to host a summit meeting for all Community Health Workers (CHWs) working in Bexar County. The goal of this meeting is to bring together CHWs to create a supportive network to share lessons learned, best practices, key messages, and essential resources for community health workers and for the communities we serve. As we continue to develop strategies and collaborations to combat the current public health crisis posed by COVID-19, community health workers must continue to come together to strengthen our collective impact and to develop supportive peer-to-peer networks and alliances with other disciplines.
Please join us and come prepared to share ideas and to work together.
For questions about the event, please contact Guadalupe Cornejo, Community Health Instructor, Northwest Vista College/CHW Summit Partner at mcornejo2@alamo.edu
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-health-worker-summit-tickets-133864318781
The COVID-19 Community Response Coalition (CRC), Community Health Worker leaders in San Antonio, and Northwest Vista’s Community Health Worker faculty members are partnering to host a summit meeting for all Community Health Workers (CHWs) working in Bexar County. The goal of this meeting is to bring together CHWs to create a supportive network to share lessons learned, best practices, key messages, and essential resources for community health workers and for the communities we serve. As we continue to develop strategies and collaborations to combat the current public health crisis posed by COVID-19, community health workers must continue to come together to strengthen our collective impact and to develop a supportive peer-to-peer network and alliances with other disciplines to expand our reach and service delivery.
We are looking forward to seeing you on Tuesday, January 12 from 3:00pm to 5:00 pm.
For questions about the event, please contact Guadalupe Cornejo, Community Health Instructor/Northwest Vista College at mcornejo2@alamo.edu
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