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a modified version of a popular song to help retain health information, deploy the LHA <br />Infomovil with a loudspeaker playing key messaging, among other activities that successfully <br />reach individuals with health information and information about how to access specific <br />community resources. Creative outreach is especially effective for topics that are sensitive <br />and historically stigmatized. <br />• Mini Campaigns —Mini campaigns up to three days of outreach events designed to build <br />trust between LHA Promotores and specific neighborhoods. These are designed provide <br />more extensive coverage on a particular topic. Promotores will set up a booth or various <br />booths with activities for the entire family that introduce a particular topic. The stations will <br />have additional information and resources available in the form of flyers and other collateral. <br />During the campaign, LHA Promotores will make active efforts to establish conversations <br />with individuals. By the third or fourth day, individuals approach them asking for assistance <br />for a friend or family member and eventually revealing their own needs and circumstances. <br />Promotores are prepared to offer additional local resources and to direct them to our various <br />engagement services. <br />• Townhalls and Community Forums —usually co -hosted with multi -disciplinary partners to <br />address various aspects of a particular health or social issue of priority. These educational <br />sessions include brief presentations from a panel and an open forum for questions, answers, <br />and discussion. Sessions are intended to bring transparency to topics that have limited or very <br />new information, have the potential to incite concern among communities, or may be <br />stigmatized. <br />• Platicas—culturally rooted intimate chats conducted at community gathering place, home of <br />a participant, or other place of comfort and safety. These settings are rooted in trust between <br />