In this documentary, SEAHEC Executive Director, Gail Emrick, gives her personal testimony on the root causes of migration and provides insight into what Americans can do about it. Through telling her personal experience, Ms. Emrick hopes to reveal “the true LEARN MORE

  “Entre Nosotros” is a Mental Health & Wellness program, being offered by SEAHEC, to the Nogales and Douglas communities.  It is well known that rural communities have much greater issues with accessing health care, and even more so when LEARN MORE

  With the growing number of migrant and asylum seekers arriving at the U.S. Mexico border in recent years, SEAHEC and its close partners Casa Alitas / Catholic Community Services in Tucson AZ, conceptualized a local and sustainable response to LEARN MORE

In 2019, the Santa Cruz County Overcoming Substance Addiction Consortium (SOSA) initiated a network of organizations to engage in treatment, recovery, and awareness around psychostimulants, and substance use disorders, SUD to reduce stigma and heal the community.  The stigma behind LEARN MORE

On Wednesday, January 25th, CDC Foundations program representative, Caitlyn Gudmensen, came to conduct a site visit with SEAHEC, as we are one if its grantees for its national “Partners 4 Vaccine Equity” program. Receiving funding awards in 2021 and in LEARN MORE

SEAHEC is happy to announce that its project Between Us/ Entre Nosotros will address the shortage of mental health care professionals serving rural border and migrant Latino/ Hispanic communities of Southern Arizona through the utilization and strengthening of our community LEARN MORE

The Southeast Arizona Health Education Center, SEAHEC, in partnership with the Casa Alitas Migrant Welcome Center, is hiring a part-time medical advisor for its Casa Alitas Migrant Health Care Program (known as CHAMPS). for fiscal year 22-23.   This LEARN MORE