Who We Are
Center for Family Health Initiative (CFHI) is a visionary, focused, goal-oriented and change-driven non-governmental organization (NGO) with registered headquarters in Southern California. CFHI was established to help restore family values and provides culturally tailored programs to address the needs of families and mitigate social drivers of health inequality in our communities.
CFHI work with stakeholders in Southern California to improve the health and well-being of Blacks/African Americans, minorities and vulnerable families. We work to support the social, mental, physical, economic, psychological, and nutritional well-being of Blacks/African Americans, minorities, and vulnerable populations in Southern California. Our programs protect, promote, and restore family health through community-driven and people-first research, education, advocacy, and support services.
Our work with communities make the world a safer, healthier, better, and wealthier society for ALL where all have access to the essentials of life irrespective of each individual’s socioeconomic status, gender, age, or race. We give hopes and opportunities to all, especially those that society has long neglected, abused, and abandoned.
What We Do (CFHI 4A)
01.
— Assessment
We conduct root cause analysis through community surveys, key informant interviews, focus groups, and secondary data analysis to define the problems, and identify the Blacks/African Americans, minorities, and vulnerable populations in Southern California felt family health needs towards their strategic and sustainable resolution.
02.
— Awareness
We create awareness of couple/marriage, parenting, breastfeeding and nutritional, genetic and contraceptive/family planning counseling and support services, and available healthcare and social services.
03.
— Advocacy
We advocate for new policies and laws that will ensure social justice, equitable access, and removal of structural and systemic bias/barriers against Blacks/African Americans, minorities and vulnerable populations in Southern California.
04.
—Action
We advance Blacks/African Americans, minorities and vulnerable populations family health through:
1. Couple and Parenting Counseling & Referrals
2. Genetics Counseling & Referrals
3. Family Planning & Contraceptive Counseling & Referrals
4. Nutritional & Breastfeeding Counseling, Referrals, and Support Services.
We support Blacks/African Americans, minorities and vulnerable populations in Southern California organizations to achieve their visions and missions, providing health and empowering services to minorities and vulnerable populations.
05.
— Our Work
Our work provides community-driven research, education, advocacy, and support services to improve family health and economic well-being in Southern California.
With a vision of healthy people in healthy communities, CFHI’s mission centers on protecting, promoting, and restoring minority health through people-first community-driven strategies and approaches.
OUR CAMPAIGNS
SAME
Same Life
We are united in humanity, our diversity is our strength. Embrace our differences as we stand together, bonded by our shared humanity.
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Impact Stories
Jamal's Restoration Story
Jamal, an African American man striving to make ends meet in a predominantly white community, felt the effects of social and economic marginalization. He worked hard hours as a mechanic, barely affording his tight apartment, let alone medical treatment for himself or his family.
Keisha's Journey: A Beacon of Healing and Hope
Keisha, a young woman with a bright spirit, thrived in a bustling city. Yet, a past trauma cast a shadow. Keisha is a survivor of rape, and the story details her journey of healing at the Center for Family Health Initiative (CFHI).
LATEST NEWS
AWOMMAMMA END OF YEAR MEETING
On Saturday, November 09, 2024 the President and Leader of APPU joined the rest of Awommamma residents in Southern California
HEAAL Orientation Meeting
On May 11 2024, we participated in the HEAAL orientation, encouraging a remarkable group of dedicated people making significant contributions
UPCOMING EVENTS
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