Community Health Workers (CHWs) are important members of the healthcare, public health, and human service workforce, serving as a bridge between community members in need and the services that can help improve their health and quality of life.

CHWs can be patient navigators, care coordinators, case managers, recovery coaches, outreach workers, or peer mentors. They can be employed by social service agencies, healthcare providers, schools, community organizations, municipalities, and a variety of other organizations. Learn more by visiting the NH Community Health Worker Coalition's website.