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Capacity Building Director
The Capacity Building Director will be responsible for developing, delivering and overseeing the provision of training and technical assistance to functional areas to optimize the impact of APIAHF’s work.
Chronic Diseases Program Manager
Bring local partners into our national network, allowing the partners access to the range of services and resources we have to offer, including but not limited to Policy Analysis, Communications and Research, Evaluation and Data capabilities and delivering value capabilities (organizational development, management support and selected service intervention, technical assistance) with a focus on our Cancer Survivorship grant. Manage the APINCSN grants.
In the News
World Journal
World Journal: 05/18/11
Tackling Asian American Health Disparities
NPR: 05/24/10
In recognition of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Tell Me More takes a look at health care in Asian American communities.
Rates of Disease Differ Among Groups of Asians
San Francisco Chronicle: 03/19/10
Plug Coverage Gap
ModernHealthcare.com: 03/11/10
Asian Immigrants Worry About Health Care At Oakland Forum
Contra Costa Times: 09/17/09
A Wait We Can't Afford
Roll Call: 09/10/09
Cancer Awareness, Screening Among Fil-Ams Launched
Fil Am Star: 07/01/09
Three Steps for Improving American Health Care
San Jose Mercury News: 04/14/09
COBRA Story (Chinese Language)
World Journal: 03/02/09
Press Releases
APIAHF Files Supreme Court Amicus Brief Supporting Health Care Reform
February 17, 2012
APIAHF Statement on the President's FY2013 Budget
February 15, 2012
APIAHF Applauds Ninth Circuit Decision on Same Sex Marriage
February 8, 2012
Health Care Reform Laws Held Constitutional By Federal Appeals Court
November 9, 2011
APIAHF in Collaboration with the Congressional Tri-Caucus Host 2011 Health Equity Summit
Leaders from Obama Administration, community based organizations, direct service providers, health policy advocates convene to address racial and ethnic disparities in health and health care
September 19, 2011
APIAHF Applauds the Introduction of the Health Equity and Accountability Act of 2011
Leaders of the Congressional Tri-Caucus spearhead bill to address and eliminate racial and ethnic disparities that exist across the nation and its territories
September 15, 2011
Public Health Alerts
Get Ready Pandemic Flu: How to Prepare Yourself for the Pandemic Flu
APIAHF coordinated the translation of (Japanese, Korean, Marshallese, Samoan, Thai, Tongan, Traditional Chinese, and Vietnamese) the Get Ready pandemic flu fact sheet from the American Public Health Association to help our communities prepare themselves, for the pandemic flu. Share them with those you care about or pass them out in your community!
Are You Ready: How to Keep Yourself Safe from H1N1
APIAHF coordinated the translation of (Chinese, Chamorro, Chuukese, Japanese, Korean, Marshallese, Samoan, Thai, Tongan, and Vietnamese) the Are You Ready fact sheet from the American Public Health Association to help our communities prepare themselves, for H1N1 pandemic flu. Share them with those you care about or pass them out in your community!
Take Action
Email your U.S. Representative. Tell them to Protect Medicaid!
In Congress, the “super committee” is debating how to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. Severe reductions in Medicaid funding have been put at the top of their cut list. We must urge our Senators and Representatives to take a balanced approach to reducing the deficit and reject proposals that hurt the most vulnerable members of our community.
Pick Up the Phone! Tell Your Representative and Senators to Protect Medicaid in Budget Negotiations
In Congress, the “super committee” is debating how to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. Severe reductions in Medicaid funding have been put at the top of their cut list. We must urge our Senators and Representatives to take a balanced approach to reducing the deficit and reject proposals that hurt the most vulnerable members of our community.
Send Your Representative and Senators a Message on Facebook
In Congress, the “super committee”—a bi-partisan panel of 12 lawmakers— is debating how to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. Severe reductions in Medicaid funding have been put at the top of their cut list. We must urge our Senators and Representatives to take a balanced approach to reducing the deficit and reject proposals that hurt the most vulnerable members of our community.
Tweet to Protect Medicaid
In Congress, the “super committee”—a bi-partisan panel of 12 lawmakers—is debating how to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. Severe reductions in Medicaid funding have been put at the top of their cut list. We must urge our Senators and Representatives to take a balanced approach to reducing the deficit and reject proposals that hurt the most vulnerable members of our community.
Upcoming Trainings and Webinars
Developing a Quality Assurance Plan Webinar
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PST
This one-hour webinar will provide an overview of developing comprehensive organization or program level quality assurance plans. You will learn about the quality assurance cycle (quality monitoring, quality assessment, quality improvement and standards), developing meaningful standards, the key elements to include in a comprehensive written quality assurance plan, how to develop a quality assurance work plan, and who to engage…
Program Managers Training
Albuquerque, NM | March 14-15, 2012 | 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
FREE Training for New and Potential HIV Prevention Program Managers
Were you recently hired or promoted to be a program manager in your organization?
Or do you hope to be in a management position soon?
Capacity for Health is offering a FREE two-day training for new and potential HIV prevention program managers.
