Welcome to the Community Health Worker Resource Hub, an initiative of the NYU CHW Research & Resource Center and NYU Langone Health's Community Service Plan. On this site you can explore our library of resources from 29 CHW projects across NYU Langone, representing a wide range of populations, topics, and settings.

Stamp Out Cancer Brooklyn (SOCB) is a community-based initiative that focuses on cancer prevention and reducing gaps in receiving cancer care in Brooklyn. The project aims to reduce cancer-related disparities and the overall burden of cancer.

The UPLIFT 2.0 program is one arm of the NYU Managing Epilepsy Well (MEW) study. UPLIFT is a group-based program that teaches depression self-management skills to people with epilepsy and elevated depression symptoms. The second arm is BOOST (Bringing Our Strength Together), a group-based support program for people with epilepsy.

PlayReadVIP is an evidence-based parent education program for parents and caregivers of infants and young children that typically takes place with PlayReadVIP Coaches at pediatric offices during the time of well-visits.

The NYU-CUNY PRC serves to advance programs to increase access to care and disrupt the cycle of health disparities among disadvantaged populations. The PRC has provided technical assistance and program evaluations of a number of municipally-based CHW programs, including the New York Health Justice Network and the Harlem Health Advocacy Partners.

Project AsPIRE (Asian American Partnerships in Research and Empowerment) was a CHW intervention designed to improve hypertension management and cardiovascular disease risk factors among Filipino Americans with uncontrolled BP in NYC.

The ParentChild+ program (PC+) is a national, evidence-based literacy and parenting model which provides parents with knowledge and resources to build school readiness at home. Early learning specialists meet one-on-one with parents and their 16-48 month old children twice a week, and help build social-emotional, cognitive, and early literacy skills through reading, conversation, and play.

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