Support at the state and county level will protect unvaccinated and partially vaccinated Latinos for the fall season when spread of the Delta variant is expected to intensify.
Today, LCH continues to build on this foundational approach by creating sustainable and authentic relationships with key stakeholders representing community voices at the local, regional, and state level. Through shared projects and commitment to the democratization of research, we work in partnership to address issues disproportionately affecting Latinx people in WA. We promote meaningful and sustainable improvements in our community's health and well-being through research informing culturally responsive practices and health policies.
We understand that Latinx people are a diverse and evolving community. We are committed to bringing this diversity to the forefront of our work while building a visionary organization to support Latino health for current and future generations.
The Latino Center for Health works closely with Schools within the Washington States, community-based organizations, and the public sector.
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Community-Engaged Projects
Mi Salud: A Community Health Initiative
Explore Mi Salud, LCH's community health program connecting Latinx communities across Washington state to resources, research, and support.
Project: BRIDGE
We are rethinking community-engaged research through storytelling. Project BRIDGE is a Seattle-based digital storytelling group formed by a team of Latines.
WAISN Health Equity Report for Immigrants
The COVID-19 public health emergency has made it clear that immigrant communities and people of color need better access to healthcare coverage and services.
COVID-19 and Latino Experiences in WA State
We must forge new paths, partnerships, and practices for Nuestra Salud y Nuestro Futuro!
LCH Infographic 2026
The Latino Center for Health is pleased to share this brand-new infographic "Latinos in WA At A Glance: Presencia, Impacto y Futuro". It presents key demographic, socioeconomic, and health indicators for Latinos in Washington state. Our hope is that it will be educational for all who read it, and help to inform policy and advance health equity statewide.
Who We Work With
LCH Organizations
University of Washington
Community-Based Organizations
LCH is partnered with the following organizations and has implemented efforts to increase vaccination rates for Washington state Latinos. This includes helping organize pop-up clinics, dismantle misinformation, understand vaccine hesitancy, and helping find clinics within the area.
Public Sector
LCH utilizes community engagement practices by working with the following partners. LCH works collaboratively with and through groups of people affiliated by geographic proximity, special interest, or similar situations to address issues affecting the well-being of those people in Washington state.