For over three decades, SEAHEC has been recognized as a health workforce agency. We have provided technical assistance and support to the growing CHW movement, contributing to the Arizona Department of Health Services efforts to create a voluntary CHW certification process and culminating in the Arizona Community Health Worker association, known as AZCHOW, becoming its LEARN MORE

  The Karen Halverson Memorial Scholarship is given annually, by SEAHEC, to graduating high school seniors interested in pursuing a health career. Awards are given to those students who have demonstrated leadership in the Youth Health Leaders club, have provided community service and have been accepted to a college or University. Karen Halverson served LEARN MORE

SEAHEC has provided support to thousands of students during their clinical and community rotations throughout our border region. In partnership with academic institutions, we have designed Interprofessional service-learning courses and field experiences that focus on emerging and chronic health needs of the most vulnerable populations: migrants, farmworkers, and indigenous communities. SEAHEC service-learning takes place LEARN MORE

With Funds from US Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership In February, 2022 SEAHEC signed three agreements with the US Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership (BPP), one each to collaborate respectively with Mexican Consulates’ Ventanilla de Salud programs in Nogales, Douglas and Phoenix. This has allowed SEAHEC to work with partners to: 1. Inform Hispanic, Latino and undocumented LEARN MORE