El Monte, South El Monte, and Rosemead are set to benefit from a groundbreaking collaboration between the Community Public Health Team (CPHT), CORE, and the Herald Christian Health Center.

This alliance aims to address community health priorities and empower underserved populations in these areas.
The goal of the Community Public Health Teams project is to build a community-centered system of care and strengthen the infrastructure needed to deliver coordinated, community-based services to individuals and highly impacted communities.

CORE, a crisis response organization, shares a similar vision. Committed to empowering underserved communities, CORE steps in when crisis strikes, providing immediate assistance and promoting resilience. With their expertise in crisis response, CORE brings valuable resources and support to the collaboration.

The Herald Christian Health Center, a federally qualified health center (FQHC), plays a pivotal role in this partnership. Known for its comprehensive services, including medical, dental, vision, acupuncture, and behavioral health, the center ensures that residents have access to essential healthcare options.

By joining forces with the CPHT and CORE, the Herald Christian Health Center expands its reach and enhances its ability to serve the community effectively.

This collaboration holds immense promise for the residents of El Monte, South El Monte, and Rosemead. By combining their expertise and resources, these three organizations can address community health priorities with a comprehensive approach. The integration of medical, dental, vision, acupuncture, and behavioral health services ensures that residents have access to a wide range of healthcare options to meet their specific needs.

The alliance between the CPHT, CORE, and the Herald Christian Health Center represents a remarkable step forward in community health empowerment. By pooling their knowledge, skills, and resources, these organizations are poised to make a lasting impact on the lives of underserved populations in El Monte, South El Monte, and Rosemead. As the collaboration unfolds, it is anticipated that the community will witness positive changes in health outcomes and the overall well-being of its residents.

As this partnership takes shape, the future holds great promise for the residents of these communities. By addressing community health priorities and empowering underserved populations, the CPHT, CORE, and the Herald Christian Health Center are setting a remarkable example for other organizations striving to make a difference in the lives of those in need.

For individuals seeking more information about these groups, their website at https://www.coreresponse.org provides a wealth of information. Additionally, those interested can reach out directly to the organizations by calling 213-424-5466 or visiting their website at www.coreresponse.org.