Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC)
is on a mission to
revolutionize health outcomes
for Colorado's Black community. Our commitment goes beyond traditional health initiatives; we aim to
uplift, empower, and transform
lives by addressing the root causes of health disparities and advocating for systemic change.
What sets CBHC apart is our
holistic focus on the interconnectedness of health, culture, and community.
We understand that health is not just the absence of disease; it's a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
Our programs are not only designed to educate but also to
engage, inspire, and mobilize
the community towards collective action.
Discover the impact your donation can make and how it will transform lives within our community.
$250 Powers Advocacy. |
$500
Helps Fuel the Fight.
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$1,000
Helps Transform Lives.
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$5,000
Provides A Lifeline.
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Your donation supports vital research aimed at driving systemic healthcare changes that address inequities faced by Black communities. Your contribution will impact the lives of approximately 25 individuals. |
This contribution enables us to identify and distribute critical health information to families in need. Every $500 helps us reach and educate around 100 families, empowering them with essential healthcare knowledge that can lead to better health outcomes. |
Your support expands our outreach efforts, allowing us to connect with more families and provide essential services. With every $1,000 invested, we can increase healthcare access for approximately 50 additional families, ensuring they receive the care they need. |
Your support ensures pre- and postnatal advocacy for 50 Black mothers and equips 75 families with the tools to tackle mental health challenges. This investment creates lasting change, fostering healthier families and stronger communities. |
At the Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC), our mission is to achieve health equity for Black individuals and families in Colorado by healing the wounds of generational trauma and dismantling systemic barriers that have historically impeded access to quality healthcare. We recognize that the challenges faced by our community are not merely the result of individual choices but are deeply intertwined with the historical and systemic injustices that have led to health disparities and inequities.
At the Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC), our mission is deeply rooted in the historical struggles of Black individuals and families. We acknowledge the profound impact of enslavement, which has left a legacy of generational trauma that continues to shape the health and well-being of our communities today. This history is not merely a chapter of the past; it is an enduring reality that manifests in the form of systemic racism and oppression, creating barriers to health equity that we are resolute in dismantling.
Over the past 16 years, our journey has been transformative. We began as a vision, fueled by the passion of community advocates, and have evolved into an operation led by dedicated volunteers and board members. Today, we are proud to be guided by a powerful executive leadership team of Black women who embody the spirit of resilience and commitment to social justice. Their leadership reflects the progress we have made in our civil rights journey and serves as a beacon of hope for our community.
As we look ahead to the next five years, our commitment to uplifting, transforming, empowering, and changing Black lives remains steadfast. We envision a future where health equity is achieved, and every Black individual has access to the resources and support they need to thrive. We will continue to expand our programs, enhance our advocacy efforts, and foster partnerships that amplify our mission. By engaging our community and leveraging our collective strength, we will drive systemic change that addresses the root causes of health disparities. Together, we will empower Black families, uplift their voices, and transform the healthcare landscape in Colorado, ensuring that health justice is not just a goal but a reality for all.
Organization name
Colorado Black Health Collaborative
other names
CBHC
2009
Tax id (EIN)
27-0803976
Category
Health Care
Organization Size
Medium Organization
Address
The Marketplace Towers - Tower II 3025 South Parker Road, Suite 737Arapahoe County, CO, US