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WEAREDH - Campaign 2022
YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN PREVENTING COVID-19
WORKSHOP
We continue in the fight to prevent covid-19, this time focused on children and youth from underserved communities in the State of Washington.
Thirty children and young people from rural areas accompanied by their parents took an educational workshop and practiced preventive measures to prevent COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses from reaching their homes and entering their bodies.
Beneficed areas: Olympia, Shelton, Sunnyside, Kennewick, Prescott, Federal Way, Vista Hermosa, Walla Walla, Skagit
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Olympia
Puyallup
Skagit
Tri-Cities
Everett
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WEAREDH WA DOH COVID-19 - Campaign 2022
Phase III
WORKSHOP
On this occasion, 30 children and 20 parents enjoyed a different workshop where we combined information about covid-19 and going back to school plus a movie time.
Popcorn plus dynamic elbow greetings and the children's opinions were the perfect formula for a successful workshop.
Benefited areas: Shelton, Hoquiam, Auburn, Mount Vernon, Lacey, Federal Way, Pasco, Kenmore, Connell, Skagit, and Yakima.
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COMIC MOVIES
COMMUNICATION
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WEAREDH WA DOH COVID-19 - Campaign 2022
Phase II
Virtual workshops allow us to reach the most needy populations and remote areas of the State of Washington.
The areas included in these workshops are: Yakima, Seattle, Puyallup, Spanaway, Snohomish, Connel, Eltopia, Pierce, Skagit & Lewis.
Each workshop has 20 participants who share their experiences and obtain real and timely information from our facilitating CHWs, with dynamic and informative material.
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PROMOTION / ARTWORKS
COMIC VIDEO
COMMUNICATION / YARD SIGNS
COMMUNICATION / PSA
RADIO SPOT
WEAREDH WA DOH COVID-19 Campaign
Mesoamerican Indigenous 2021
Phase I
CHWCMR conducts six workshops to increase knowledge and advocate for the COVID-19 Vaccine among Latinx-Mesoamerican Indigenous, and 20 Garifuna’s. A total of 60 participants virtually joined the workshop conducted in Spanish. Each participant receive $250 at the end of each workshop as an economic relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some characteristics of participants: 52 participants were born in Mexico and the rest of Participants were born in Honduras and Guatemala. The ages of participants were among 16–65-year-old with a media of 28 years.
Twelve CHWs worked in pairs to facilitate these workshops in Spanish. They also conducted pre and post-surveys before and after each workshop with the participants. The survey includes 37 questions regarding demographic characteristics of participants, general information about COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine and the clarification of the most frequent misinformation shared by the media and communities regarding the COVID-19. The content of the curriculum is based on evidence-based information from CDC, and WA DOH website. A booklet in Spanish and English was created for this purpose. A total of 10 CHWs helped distribute these booklets to 20 different locations in the state of WA.
Our educative campaign also uses social media to disseminate the messages sent by WEAREDH and WA DOH, as well as a radio interview with our grantors to talk about the truth of the COVID-19 vaccine.
CHWCMR conducted 15 workshops sponsored by Kaiser Permanent with 20 participants each done by 30 CHWs from June to Oct. 2021. We reached 3,300 people around the state who received 10 gift cards to listen a speech about prevention and importance of COVID-9 Vaccine.
We conducted 20 interviews with expert to talk about COVID-19 to our communities.
More than 10,000 followers on our social media: You tube, Facebook, twister, LinkedIn, etc.
WEAREDH WA DOH-Sport Teams
Statewide Workshops to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and clarify misinformation/ Bringing experts to talk about COVID-19
Enumclaw
Sedro Woolley
Federal Way
Kent
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