IMPROVING

HEALTH & WELLNESS

FOR Asian, pacific islander, African, and other communities of color

 
 
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The Asian Health Coalition

Established in 1998, the Asian Health Coalition (AHC) is committed to improve the health and wellness of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and all underserved communities of color through advocacy, technical assistance, education, and research. Working collaboratively with over 45 different ethnic serving community-based organizations, AHC utilizes evidence-based approaches to support the development and implementation of culturally and linguistically appropriate health programs and initiatives.

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About

Find out about our organization, our mission to reach local communities, and our dedicated team of health professionals

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Our Publications

Data dissemination is one of our core pillars, and we are happy to share our work with you

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Our Work

Our programs focus on health prevention & literacy, capacity building, cultural competency, and interdisciplinary research

News & Events

Our Event Calendar

Our Impact

Over the past 25+ years, the Asian Health Coalition has developed a multitude of health programs to reach, engage, and educate immigrant and refugee populations. Taking a leadership role, AHC has partnered with community-based, health system, and governmental organizations to create and establish resources for communities to address health issues, including screening, access, lifestyle, and equal representation in research.

 

45+

different ethnic cBo Partners

Partnering with over 45 different ethnic community-based organizations, we continue to increase the breadth and depth of our various health programs.

10,000+

individuals educated across communities of color

Annually, AHC provides in-person and virtual education in underserved communities across the country.

3,500+

individuals Screened

AHC leads annual screening and prevention initiatives for colorectal, prostate, breast, and cervical cancers, hepatitis B, and diabetes across the state of Illinois.