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AG WORKER ACCESS ​CAMPAIGN

Community and Migrant Health Centers serve approximately 20% of the estimated 4.5 million Ag Workers and their families currently living in the U.S.
Our Goal:  Increase the number of Agricultural workers and their families served ​in Community and Migrant Health Centers to 2 million.     
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​IT CAN'T BE DONE WITHOUT YOU!
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National Health Center Week and 60th Anniversary Tools & Resources

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60th Anniversary & Ag Worker Access Campaign Web Button

Instructions:
1. Click on thumbnail or here to download.
2. Upload from your computer to your website.
​3. Link to https://ncfh.org/ag-worker-access
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60th Anniversary of the Migrant Health Program Badge

Instructions:
1. Click on thumbnail or here to download the transparent .png badge.
2. Use the badge on your website, in social media, presentations, and more to honor and celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Migrant Health Program.
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Health Center Week & 60th Anniversary Social Media Post

Instructions:
1. Click on thumbnail or here to download.
2. Upload from your computer to your social media pages.
3. Sample language to use in your post: "
As we celebrate America’s ag workers, their vital contribution to our country & the 60th Anniversary of the Migrant Health Program and its health centers, help us keep #AgWorkerAccess to quality healthcare a priority! https://bit.ly/3bwkCyh #MigrantHealth60 #NHCW22 #ValueCHCs"

Spanish version available here.
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Customizable Health Center Week & 60th Anniversary Social Media Post

Instructions:
1. Click on thumbnail or here to download .pdf file.
2. Click the blank space in the bottom left corner.
3. Browse your files to select your health center logo.
4. Select "Ok" and upload from your computer to your social media pages.
5. Sample
 language to use in your post: "As we celebrate America’s ag workers, their vital contribution to our country & the 60th Anniversary of the Migrant Health Program and its health centers, help us keep #AgWorkerAccess to quality healthcare a priority! https://bit.ly/3bwkCyh #MigrantHealth60 #NHCW22 #ValueCHCs"

Spanish version available here.

AG Worker Access Campaign & 60th Anniversary PowerPoint Slide

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Instructions:
1. Click on thumbnail or here to download PowerPoint slide.
2. Add the slide to your presentations to share about the Ag Worker Access Campaign and the 60th Anniversary of the Migrant Health Program.

​Spanish version available here.

AG Worker Access Campaign & 60th Anniversary Historical Timeline PowerPoint Presentation

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Instructions:
1. Click on thumbnail or here to download PowerPoint presentation.
2. Use this PowerPoint to share about the history of the Migrant Health Program and Agricultural worker experience with your colleague sand partners.

Click Here to Download the accompanying script.

60 Years of Migrant Health Webinar Recording 

Instructions:
Click on the thumbnail to view the recorded Ag Worker Access Campaign sponsored webinar looking back at the history of the Migrant Health Program and the key legislation that led the movement to present day. Learn more about the Agricultural worker community and tools and resources available to integrate this milestone anniversary into National Health Center Week and anniversary activities. 


Click here to download the ppt.
History of the Migrant Health Movement
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2014 Migrant Health Newsline Commemorative Issue
  • Take a historical look at the Migrant Health movement through reprinted articles from the NCFH archives.
 1992 Keep Hope Alive Video
  • Watch this video history of migrant farm labor and the Migrant Health movement from 1962-1992.​
*How much have living and working conditions changed since then?
​Our Story
The Ag Worker Access Campaign was launched in 2015 as a joint effort by the National Center for Farmworker Health (NCFH) and the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC).  We, along with health center staff and other Ag worker advocates knew that more could be done to increase access to quality healthcare for America's Agricultural workers and their families.  The result was the Ag Worker Access 2020 Campaign, which has since been renamed the Ag Worker Access Campaign.

Ag Worker Access Campaign Task Force

The Campaign Task Force is comprised of representatives of health centers, primary care associations, health center-controlled networks, National Training and Technical Assistance Partners (NTTAP), and other organizations representing education, housing and labor.  In general, the Task Force guides Campaign activities to increase access to care for Agricultural workers by:
  • Identifying challenges
  • Exploring and launching innovation
  • Formulating recommendations
  • ​Supporting collaboration and coalition building
  • Identifying and disseminating promising practices
TAsk Force Member Organizations
 Member Organizations:
  • National Center for Farmworker Health
  • National Association of Community Health Centers 
  • Adelante Healthcare (AZ)
  • Arizona Association of Community Health Centers (AZ)
  • Central Valley Health Network (CA)
  • Colorado Community Health Network (CO)
  • Community Health Association of Mountain/Plains States (CO)
  • Community Health Partnership of Illinois (IL)
  • Farmworker Justice (DC)
  • Finger Lakes Community Health (NY)
  • Florida Association of Community Health Centers (FL)
  • Health Outreach Partners (CA)
  • Keystone Farmworker Health Program (PA)
  • Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers (MA)
  • National Migrant & Seasonal Head Start Collaboration Office (DC)
  • New York State Migrant Education Office (NY)
  • North Carolina Community Health Center Association (NC)
  • Northwest Regional Primary Care Association (WA)
  • Nuestra Clinica Del Valle (TX)
  • Su Clinica (TX)
  • Sun River Health (formerly HRHCare) (NY)
  • Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation (NM)​
  • Yakima Neighborhood Health Services (WA)
  • Ampla Health (CA)
  • California Primary Care Association (CA)

Progress to Date

There have been steady increases in the number of Ag workers served in health centers since the Campaign's launch in 2015, with the the 2019 UDS data showing we surpassed our halfway milestone of 1 million Ag workers served. In 2020, there was a decline in the number of Ag workers served likely due to the impacts health centers and Ag workers have experienced because of COVID-19. We are so excited to share that we have once again surpassed our halfway milestone of 1 million Ag workers served as seen in the 2021 UDS data and we are confident in the hard work and determination of health centers across the country that we continue growing from here.
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Strategies for Success

We believe the key to our success centers around three main strategies.
Strategy 1: 
​Take Credit Where Credit is Due
  • Accurately identify and report ALL Ag worker patients being seen in health centers.
Strategy 2: 
​Open Hearts, Open Doors, Open Access
  • Develop innovative strategies designed to reach more  Ag workers.
  • Develop partnerships & collaborations that will result in increased access to care for Ag workers.​
Strategy 3:
​Build Capacity to Sustain Growth
  • Ensure sufficient funding is available to support potential growth in services needed for an increase in the number of Ag workers being served.

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How you can contribute to this initiative:

  • INDIVIDUAL
  • ORGANIZATION
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  • Sign up to be part of the Campaign​
  • Share the importance of the Campaign with your friends & colleagues
  • Get others involved in the initiative
  • Follow & promote the Campaign on social media channels
  • Advocate for change within your organization
  • Attend Task Force sponsored events and webinars.
  • Download this flyer on Benefits of Joining the Ag Worker
    Access Campaign
  • Sign up to be part of the Campaign
  • Establish Board resolution to affirm your organization's commitment to the Ag worker population
  • Promote local, regional, and/or statewide partnerships and collaborations with other organizations that serve this population
  • Promote the Campaign on your website, during presentations, etc. using our Digital Tools & Resources
  • Join the Increase Access to Care for Ag Workers (IAC) Network
  • Attend Task Force sponsored events and webinars.
  • Download this flyer on Benefits of Joining the Ag Worker
    Access Campaign


➣ Let us know if you are planning to share Campaign information at your upcoming event! See Digital Tools & Resources for promotional materials

For questions or more info on the Campaign, contact us at AgWorkerAccess@ncfh.org


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  • About
    • NCFH History & Mission
    • Staff
    • Careers
    • Board of Directors
    • Partners
    • Artwork >
      • Meet the Artist
      • Call for Artist
    • Scholarships
    • IMPACT
  • Ag Worker Health
    • History
    • Fact Sheets & Reports
    • Open Access Data
    • Number of Ag Workers
    • Migrant Health Centers
    • Ag Worker Organizations
    • Farm Labor Data Dashboard
  • Resources
    • Helpline for Ag Workers
    • Health Education Resources >
      • Diabetes Resource Hub
      • Mental Health Resource Hub
      • SDOH Hub
    • Health Center Toolbox
    • Farmworker Outreach Resources
    • Digital Stories
    • Digital Archive
    • Online Store
  • Training
    • Workforce Development Trainings
    • Webinars >
      • Archived Webinars
    • Midwest Stream Forum >
      • Regional Stream Forums
    • NCFH Consulting & Professional Development Services
  • PROGRAMS
    • INFECTIOUS DISEASES
    • Health Center Learning Collaboratives
  • COVID-19
    • Our Response
    • COVID Educational Resources for Ag Workers
    • COVID Resources for Service Providers
    • COVID Resources for Ag Employers
    • COVID-19 Promising Practices
    • Demonstration Project Grants
    • Farmworker COVID-19 Community Assessments
  • EspaƱol