On April 10, Southeast Arizona Health Education Center (SEAHEC) had the honor of participating in a community conversation at the Duncan Senior Center in Duncan, Arizona, alongside Governor Katie Hobbs. SEAHEC Executive Director Brenda Sánchez and Community Health Worker Carolina Cortez joined local leaders and community members to discuss the needs and priorities of rural southeastern Arizona communities. During the meeting, SEAHEC had a critical opportunity not only to participate but to...

SEAHEC proudly celebrated its 40th Anniversary, marking four decades of service, partnership, and commitment to improving health in rural, border, and immigrant communities across Southeastern Arizona. This milestone represents more than the passage of time, it reflects the lives touched, the communities strengthened, and the deep relationships built through trust, collaboration, and a shared purpose. For forty years, SEAHEC has remained rooted in its mission to improve health through...

We are excited to announce that the Migrant Healthcare Coordination Program has officially changed its name to SEAHEC - Community Health...