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ETHNIC
OUTREACH COORDINATORS
(Revised 10/9/09)
¿Hablas Español? Para informacion y recomendaciones, llama:
| County (CONTADO) |
Name (NOMBRE) |
Number (NUMERO) |
| Benton/Franklin |
Maria Ramos |
(509) 946-5157 |
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Grant/Adams/Okanogan |
Anna Alvarez |
(509) 765-5809
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| Grays Harbor/Pacific |
Leslie Gadwa |
(360) 537-8814 |
| King |
Xochitl Gonzales |
(206) 829-7044, ext. 7043 |
| Skagit |
Alma Lopez |
(360) 416-7570, ext. 401 |
| Walla Walla/Columbia
Garfield/Asotin |
Ysabel
Fuentes |
(509) 524-2920, ext. 2933 |
| Whatcom
|
Alina
Zollfrank |
(360) 255-2056, ext. 2 |
| Yakima |
Maria
Pulido |
(509) 574-3200
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Asian Outreach:
Yvone Link
(253) 531-2022
Cultural Diversity Links
La Única - Spanish
instruction and travel center in Tacoma. Classes in
communicating with Spanish speaking students and their parents
available.
Access for
Autistic Youth from the American Cultural Exchange -
www.cultural.org/aay/
Information in English, Spanish, Korean,
Vietnamese, Russian, Chinese, Arabic and Somali. Much of the information is
focused onKing County, but has good Washington State and
national resource lists as well. Phone: 1-800-328-8476 or 206- 217-9644.
Community Profiles - Cross Cultural Health Care Programs
http://www.xculture.org/resource/library/index.cfm Scroll down
to download these profiles (pdf): Arab, Cambodian, Eritrean,
Ethiopian, Lao, Mien, Oromo, Samoan, Somali, South Asian, Soviet
Jewish and Ukrainian.
Cultural Diversity: A guide for Health Professional -
Queensland Health
http://www.health.qld.gov.au/hssb/cultdiv/cultdiv/home.htm
Culture Clues are
tip sheets for clinicians designed to increase awareness about
concepts and preferences of patients from the diverse cultures
served by the University of Washington Medical Center available at:
www.depts.washington.edu/pfes/cultureclues.html
Cultural Profiles
http://www.ggalanti.com/cultural_profiles.html
Culture Specific Pages - Ethnomed -
http://ethnomed.org
Refugee and Immigrant Health
http://www3.baylor.edu/~Charles_Kemp/refugees.htm
www.healthfinder.gov/espanol
- A Spanish-language Web Site that helps consumers
track down reliable health information quickly and
easily on the Internet.
Hablamos Juntos (Spanish for "We Speak
Together") is a project funded by the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation and administered by UCSF Fresno Center for Medical
Education & Research for the purpose of developing affordable
models for language access:
www.hablamosjuntos.org
The Spanish language version of
the birth-to-three parent-child activity materials are now
available for downloading on the Washington Learning Systems
website. Go to www.walearning.com and click on the purple button that says
"Free Parent Education Handouts" on the home page.
Wellness Information Zone -
health information available in Spanish at
Healthcare Information.
Baby Builders infant exercise program DVD, a program using proven
activities designed to build strength, balance, movement, and prevent
delayed development now in Spanish at
http://www.babybuilders.com/espanol.htm
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