Access Health NYC

A city-wide initiative to fund community-based organizations to do education, outreach to all New Yorkers about how to access health care and coverage.

[Coalition for Asian American Children and Families @cacf]

This #NationalPublicHealthWeek, discover more about the incredible work the @NYCCouncil-funded @AccessHealthNYC initiative is doing in hospitals to ensure New Yorkers get linguistically accessible care.

Read our full brief here: https://t.co/TAyMHuISoT

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

The @NYCityCouncil-funded @AccessHealthNYC initiative enables community-based organizations like ours to address language access and other barriers in the health care system. Celebrate #WorldHealthDay by checking out @cacf's new brief: https://t.co/6fzqdZGdW5

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Community-based organizations are uniquely positioned to work with NYC’s hospitals to deliver the culturally responsive language access services so many patients rely on. This #WorldHealthDay, check out @cacf’s new brief on hospital and CBO partnerships: https://t.co/6fzqdZGdW5

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Enhancing funding to the @NYCCouncil-funded @AccessHealthNYC initiative will allow our awardees to do the critical work of ensuring culturally accessible health care. Read our latest brief here: https://t.co/6fzqdZGdW5 #WorldHealthDay

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

This #WorldHealthDay2025, discover how the incredible community-based organizations that work with the @NYCCouncil-funded @AccessHealthNYC
are building partnerships with hospitals to meet critical language access needs. https://t.co/hSID5h0HT7

[Care For the Homeless @CFHNYC]

We collaborated with @cacf and @AccessHealthNYC awardees on this new brief filled with recommendations for policymakers, funders, and government agencies on how to uplift #CollectiveHealing to improve mental health. #WorldMentalHealthDay

Read it here: https://t.co/siszB4Qt13

[Coalition for Asian American Children and Families @cacf]

Supporting community healing-centered programming is a key way to promote mental wellbeing in our communities.

Head here to read more about how our @NYCCouncil-supported @AccessHealthNYC awardees create #CollectiveHealing programs: https://t.co/7uAN84n9kH

#WorldMentalHealthDay

[EIIC @EIIC1]

In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay 2024, @cacf is releasing this brief on the ways @AccessHealthNYC awardees engage in #CollectiveHealing. Read it here: https://t.co/m6d9Ozv32C

[Coalition for Asian American Children and Families @cacf]

Programs that center #CollectiveHealing are critical to creating stronger and healthier communities throughout NYC.

Read our latest brief to discover more about how the @NYCCouncil-funded @AccessHealthNYC makes a difference: https://t.co/7uAN84n9kH

#WorldMentalHealthDay

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

A @NYCCouncil-funded initiative, #AccessHealthNYC supports awardees like @Uca_inc as they provide vital health information to their neighborhoods.

Read more about how #AccessHealthNYC promotes community wellbeing here: https://t.co/nlYLqqAasA

[United Chinese Association of Brooklyn, Inc. @Uca_inc]

In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay 2024, @cacf is releasing this brief on the ways @Access Health NYC awardees engage in #CollectiveHealing. Read it here: : https://t.co/NUJz8lzp3e

[Care For the Homeless @CFHNYC]

In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay 2024, @cacf and @AccessHealthNYC are releasing this new policy brief on the ways Access Health NYC awardees incorporate #CollectiveHealing practices into their work each day. Read it here: : https://t.co/siszB4Qt13

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Be sure to read this new @cacf brief on the incredible work our @AccessHealthNYC awardees are doing to incorporate collective healing into their programming!

Read it here: https://t.co/nlYLqqAasA

[Coalition for Asian American Children and Families @cacf]

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, dive into our new brief on how our incredible @AccessHealthNYC awardees are incorporating #CollectiveHealing into their programming to create stronger and healthier communities. Read it here: https://t.co/7uAN84n9kH

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Through Access Health, our CBOs conduct outreach and presentations that target AAPI New Yorkers who are uninsured, have limited English proficiency, and are experiencing barriers to health care. Enhancing Access Health keeps our communities healthy! #AccessHealthNYC

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Through trainings and outreach efforts by 34 CBOs, #AccessHealthNYC has reached hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers to provide much needed health care information.

We're asking @NYCCouncil to enhance our funding to $4 million so that we can continue this vital work!

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Link for full schedule C
https://t.co/XCDH18aLbs

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Schedule C is out! @AccessHealthNYC was awarded $3.62 million in city council funding for FY24! Thank you @NYCCouncil

[Coalition for Asian American Children and Families @cacf]

As co-leaders of @AccessHealthNYC, we pride ourselves in providing capacity-building opportunities to our awardees.

Thank you to everyone who attended today's #AccessHealthNYC training!

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Cultural barriers often prevent AAPI New Yorkers from getting the mental health care they need. On Wednesday @cacf will host a webinar on how non-conventional healing practices is a key part of supporting AAPI mental health.

Head here to register: https://t.co/09CqIq1G7p

[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

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[Access Health NYC @AccessHealthNYC]

Every New Yorker, regardless of immigration status, has the right to access the health services they need. As NYC welcomes and supports asylum seekers with vital services, enhancing #AccessHealthNYC will allow us to continue to serve our most vulnerable community members.