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California Black Health Network

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California Black Health Network

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  • 520 9TH ST, SUITE 100 , Sacramento , CA , 95814
  • (916)333-0613
  • www.cablackhealthnetwork.org

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CBHN is the voice and trusted resource for Black Health Equity in California and the only Black-led, statewide organization dedicated to advancing health equity for all African Americans and Black Immigrants. CBHN conducts outreach, education, and advocacy to achieve health equity for Black Californians through the lens of understanding critical issues that lie at the intersection of racial justice, social justice, and environmental justice. CBHNs mission is to ensure that all Black Californians, regardless of their education, socio-economic class, zip code, sexual orientation, gender identity, homelessness, or immigration status have access to high quality and equitable primary and behavioral healthcare, and avoid unnecessarily succumbing to disease.

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Darcel Lee
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