Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness: What Health Care Providers Can Do

As health care providers, it is important to make sure that our clients are aware of everything they can do to protect themselves from cancer.  Awareness is key to prevention, detection and early treatment.  [Continue]

New Health Education Materials on Breast Cancer

HealthEdworks, the innovative subscription service offered by CFHC, is featuring a new series on Breast Cancer Prevention in English and Spanish.  Designed as health education and outreach fact sheets, the topics featured include:

• Breast Self-Exam
• Mammograms

Each fact sheet encourages your client to pay attention to changes she may notice in the way her breasts look and feel as well as encouraging her to get mammograms and clinical breast exams as often as her health care provider recommends. 

You Can Lead A Teenager To Sexual Health Information, But You Can’t Make It True (On The Web)

Teens find information on the internet, but how can you make sure that they are getting accurate information about sexual health? [Continue]

Increasing Media Awareness of Your Organization

Gaining public support for a nonprofit program is one of the fastest ways to reach the public.  The world today is constantly connected.  The momentum a news article can gain by traveling through today’s communication network is staggering. [Continue]

A New Resource for Title X Delegate Agencies

The California Family Health Council, Inc. (CFHC) is pleased to announce a new resource for Title X Delegate Agencies:  a special Toolkit entitled Evaluating Health Education Materials:  A Toolkit on Meeting the Title X Information and Education Guidelines.  [Continue]

CFHC Presents at the APHA Annual Meeting & Expo

The California Family Health Council recently attended the American Public Health Association’s (APHA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. [Continue]

New Collaborations

CFHC has been awarded several new contracts and grants that will help Delegate Agencies, Research and Outreach Campaigns: [Continue]