L.I.F.E. Limbs Community Health Workers
Health & Wellness Educators
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A community health worker (CHW) serves as a liaison between the community and the health care, government and social service systems. These are the people on the front lines, providing advocacy, education, and support to civilians in order to help them improve their lifestyle and connect them with their proper healthcare options. They collect data and discuss health concerns with specific populations.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
LIFE Limbs is Active in the Florida Community Health Workers Coalition
So we do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day.
2 Corinthians 4:16
L.I.F.E. Limbs Memorial Scholarship Fund Memory Wall
Awards for Health & Education Students
L.I.F.E. Limbs Memorial Scholarship Fund Memory Wall
Awards for Health & Education Students
Curtis & Elvira Curlin
Jean Buford
Grady J. Curlin
Lewis Henry Curlin
Tommie L. Curlin Sr.
Jerry Cypress
Rondal Redd
Cora J. Thomas
See Donate Page to support FJALM|LIFE Limbs Memorial Scholarship Fund. We appreciate your support!
OUR MOTTO
OUR MOTTO
Leading, Involving, Focusing, Empowering Women and Communities
OUR MISSION
OUR MISSION
To transform lives by connecting health and faith through training and education.
WE VALUE
WE VALUE
Faith, Family, Friends, & Fellowship
OUR VISION
OUR VISION
To offer meaningful solutions that eliminate health inequities and remove barriers, empower women, and bring success to families and communities.
OUR PROJECTS
OUR PROJECTS
- Ongoing Chronic Disease Education
- Focused Community Forums
- COVID-19 Vaccine & Flu Vaccine Encouragement
- Injury & Disease Prevention
30 persons have improved their technology skills through training
30 persons have improved their technology skills through training
May 24th-3 pm Greater Faith AME Zion Church, 1075 Ivey Lane, Orlando
Text: Save a Seat to 888-615-0578
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25 persons gained information about Chronic Disease Management and Health Disparities
Older Adults & Flu
Older Adults & Flu
For people, 65 years and older the flu vaccine is important because they are at higher risk of developing serious flu complications
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