The Minority Health Program has 2 community health workers, Felicia Hopkins and Faith Murray-Engh. The program’s goal is to improve the health of Harford County’s minority population.
Our Approach
The Minority Health Program is rooted in trust to meet the needs of the community. We focus on connecting people to the health services and resources that they need.
We partner with local churches, community organizations, and leaders to make sure everyone is informed about community needs, concerns, and progress.
Five Years of Impact
Now in its 5th year, the Minority Health Program has grown and reached more people in the community. As community needs have changed, our programs have also changed. This has helped us connect with more people, build stronger partnerships, and create more opportunities for community action.
Signature Programs
Faith in Action Town Halls (Quarterly)
Meetings that bring together faith leaders, community partners, and residents to address important health issues and move from awareness to action.
Youth Symposium (2 every year)
Events dedicated to helping young people grow through education, leadership skills, and open conversations about health and wellness.
Monthly Community Programming Events
Outreach efforts are ongoing to meet residents where they are and share health information that is helpful and up to date.
Parent Talks: Community Conversations
This program is designed to create safe and supportive spaces where families can talk about health, wellness, and challenges in their community. Returning Soon
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