
Empowering Health Literacy - Introduction
An introduction to finding and understanding everyday health information and feeling more comfortable asking questions.
Promoting health literacy for underserved communities through approachable education, everyday resources, and community support.
The Literacy Clinic works to make health knowledge more accessible in underserved communities, with a focus on single and immigrant parents.
Through workshops, care kits, and local partnerships, we help people understand everyday health information and find community support.
CHCS reports that only about one in ten English-speaking U.S. adults has proficient health-literacy skills, based on the 2003 national assessment. Read the research.

An introduction to finding and understanding everyday health information and feeling more comfortable asking questions.

A starting point for asking questions about medicine labels and where to find help understanding medication information.

An approachable space to ask questions about mental health and explore where to look for community support.

Support first-aid kits and health-literacy materials for families in underserved communities.
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Help provide menstrual care supplies and health-literacy resources to underserved communities.
Explore the campaignVirtual and in-person workshops that make topics like nutrition, preventive care, and mental health easier to understand.
First-aid and menstrual care kits, fundraising, and community drives that put essential resources into people's hands.
Local chapters and partnerships that bring health education closer to the families and communities who need it.
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