Our Impact

Increase Access to Care (IAC) Program

Through our Increase Access to Care (IAC) Program, NCFH provides IAC training and technical assistance to help health centers modify their current systems and registration processes to better identify, classify, and report MSAW patients in the Uniform Data System (UDS). To learn more about IAC Trainings, please click here.

Efforts to Combat Infectious Diseases

From 2020 – 2025, NCFH collaborated with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to support outreach and education services to community-based organizations around the country to combat infectious disease.

• Over the five year project, NCFH, with its network of 27 farmworker-serving organizations completed over 2.1 million outreach and education interactions to farmworkers in their community and supported the distribution of over 148,605 vaccine doses.
• In 2026, NCFH is still working alongside partners to combat infectious diseases, to learn more about our efforts, please click here.

Call for Health (CFH) Program

Through our Call for Health (Una Voz para la Salud) nation-wide program, NCFH offers free, bilingual health information and referrals to farmworkers and their families.

• In 2023, NCFH provided support to more than 2,500 individuals through CFH by connecting them with primary care services, supporting interpretation needs, identifying transportation resources, and assisting them with financial support for healthcare costs.
• To learn more about Call for Health and donate to this initiative, please click here.

Training and Technical Assistance

One of NCFH’s primary areas of focus is to function as a subject matter expert on agricultural worker health issues for the network of health centers and other organizations serving the agricultural worker community. NCFH provides technical assistance, training, and engages in a variety of collaborative activities with both Health Centers and other organizations serving farmworkers.

In 2025, NCFH provided:

57 Virtual Trainings  completed with 5,970 participants

217 Technical Assistance encounters with 4,162 participants

26 educational sessions at our national symposia with 278 participants

Learn more about our Training and Technical Assistance services here.

• New Agricultural Worker Symposia: NCFH is excited to announce a new era for agricultural worker-specific workforce development training opportunities, as we transition from the Regional Stream Forum format we have historically offered. To keep up with the ever-changing needs of the health center workforce, we will host an annual national Agricultural Worker Health Symposium. The in-person training event will focus on a topic area of high priority to staff and board of health centers and other farmworker serving organizations. To learn more about this new training opportunity, please click here.

Small Group Trainings

Small Group Trainings provide participants with regular training sessions, technical assistance, and time to strategize with and learn from peers around the country.