A holistic approach to community health in the latino/x population: the intersection of environment and health

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Abstract

This quality improvement project used a Community Health Worker model and tailored environmental health information to deliver a 4-week program with the intention of improving environmental health literacy to a group of Latina women in a group setting. A mixed methods approach showed meaningful themes emerging amongst the groups, including a sense of empowerment and overall concern for the environment, as well as a sense of community amongst them. Surveys supported an overall positive impact on their knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and actions. Projects like these may help empower the Latina community and create a greater sense of belonging while improving overall health.

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Croskey, O., Curnick, J., & Janssen, B. (2025). A holistic approach to community health in the latino/x population: the intersection of environment and health. Discover Public Health, 22(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12982-025-00830-0

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