Who We Are
About
Who We Are
At CWHA , we are committed to making a positive impact on our community by providing comprehensive services within our HIV, Women’s Health and Immigration/Legal departments.
Meet our Executive Director
Cheryl Hall
Cheryl Anne Hall boasts a distinguished career marked by her significant contributions to healthcare administration and her tireless commitment to advancing healthcare services, particularly in the field of HIV/AIDS care, maternal health, and community engagement.
Our Story
Caribbean Women’s Health Association, Inc. (CWHA) was founded in 1982. For over thirty years CWHA has served as an advocacy group and service provider in the community. CWHA strongly relies on community involvement in planning, implementation and evaluation of programs that meets the health and social support needs of the community. There is continuous interaction with the community to review the appropriateness of the educational and promotional materials produced by CWHA.
Our Mission
Providing High Quality, Comprehensive, Culturally Appropriate Health, Immigration And Social Support Services To Its Diverse Constituency.
Our Vision
Transforming Lives, Strengthening Families And Building Bridges Across Culturally Diverse Communities.
Our Services
Immigration
Our Immigration team is staffed by experienced, licensed attorneys CWHA represents clients in the following areas:
- Adjustment of Status (Green Card in the US)
- Consular Processing (Filing for Relatives Overseas)
- Deferred Action of Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Renewals
- More…
Women's Health
CWHA seeks to assist in the reduction of infant mortality and improve maternal and infant health outcomes and health disparities through community-based activities in neighborhoods disproportionately affected by poor birth, infant and health outcomes.
HIV/AIDS
For decades, CWHA has been involved in the fight to stop the HIV/AIDS epidemic. During the fiscal year 2021-2022, we educated roughly 10,000 residents on HIV prevention. Our HIV Prevention Team provides culturally relevant education on a wide range of topics relating to the most important health challenges in our communities.