CHW Integration Model

Physiological & Saftey

Referral & Navigation

Belonging

- Food- Transportation- Income

- Utilities- Housing- Violence

5-15 home visits

Connection

- Coaching/ Peer counseling-Motivational Interviewing-Systems navigation

Esteem &Self-Actualize

Referral

- Support groups- Mental health/ Counseling

Up to 5 home visits

Maslow's Hierarchy of Need

Intervention

PersonalDevelopm

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Direct Intervention

Social Determinants

of Health

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Goal 1: Address immediate physiological and safety barriers of participant

VisionOur vision is to bring together community and academia by developing a work force that is reflective of the communities we serve to address social determinants of health. By effectively integrating Community Health Workers into systems, they become bridge builders to engage and highlight community strengths to increase health and education outcomes.

Goal 2: Strengthen relationship between participant and institutions (hospitals, schools, social services)

Goal 3: Follow up with participant at 3, 6, 9, 12, and 24th month markers

-Home visits are used to refer, link, accompanyand stabilize participant. CHW's will focus on top 3areas of need assisting participant in removingbarriers and navigating systems

* Quantitative discrete data * Qualitative data- focusgroups, satisfaction surveys

* Quantitative survey

We can evaluate impact and provide support when neededLLUHIC

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