Migrant Health Navigators
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About Us
Our Purpose
Migrant Health Navigators is a Boston-based community movement founded by Jack Hegenbart and Arsh Jain. We are dedicated to educating migrants about healthcare, providing essential resources and information. Our primary focus is on recruiting volunteers who share our passion for supporting migrants in need of medical assistance. We currently have 13 different volunteers working at 3 different migrant shelters.
Our Causes
Making a Difference
Our causes aim to address the healthcare needs of migrants, ensuring access to vital medical information and services. By raising awareness and fostering community support, we strive to create a healthier environment for all. Join us in our mission to make a meaningful impact.
Health Education
Empowering Through Knowledge
Our health education programs provide migrants with essential information and resources for maintaining their well-being. Through workshops, articles, and interactive sessions, we empower individuals to take control of their health and make informed decisions.
Volunteer Support
Join Our Team
Volunteers play a crucial role in our organization, offering their time and skills to assist migrants in navigating the healthcare system. By becoming a volunteer, you can directly contribute to improving the health outcomes of migrants and making a positive difference in their lives.
Community Outreach
Engaging Locally
Our community outreach programs focus on building strong relationships within the migrant community and beyond. By collaborating with local partners and organizations, we create a network of support that enhances access to healthcare services and promotes overall well-being. While dispelling common myths and misconceptions undocumented immigrants have about the healthcare system.
Advocacy Efforts
Driving Change
Advocacy is at the core of our initiatives, as we strive to influence policies and practices that impact migrant healthcare. Through advocacy campaigns, we raise awareness, promote inclusivity, and work towards a more equitable healthcare system for all.