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Culturally Responsive Health Education & Outreach

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Health Promotion and Education for Indigenous Communities

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Health
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Performs community-based health promotion and education for prime contractors on NYS Department of Health (AIDS Institute) projects. Develops and delivers culturally responsive health education materials and programs and conducts community outreach to Indigenous individuals across the five boroughs of NYC. Requires expertise in Indigenous cultures and health disparities. Delivers conducted outreach sessions and educational workshops.

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