Uniting for Health, Equity, and Social Justice.

At the forefront of community health, we champion equity and social justice, striving to build healthier communities nationwide – one person at a time.

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Who We Are

The National Association of Community Health Workers (NACHW) was founded in April 2019 after several years of planning and organizing by Community Health Workers (CHWs) and allies across the United States. NACHW is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership-driven organization with a mission to unify CHWs across geography, ethnicity, sector and experience to support communities to achieve health, equity and social justice.

New - CHW Connector

CHW Connector is the new social platform for the CHW Community brought to you by NACHW.   It is available NOW on Apple App Store, Google Play and on the Web.    

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July 30 – August 1, 2025 | Columbus, Ohio

Thank you for joining us for the 2025 Unity Conference!

CHWs and allies from across the nation converged in Columbus, Ohio for an unforgettable 3-day event!

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NACHW Needs Your Help

Recent cuts in federal funding have caused difficulties for our organization. NACHW is committed to keeping support and information equitably accessible for all who need it. We keep our membership and conference registrations costs low, and our webinars and resources free, and translated for language access. But now we need your help to continue these efforts. A modest donation will allow us to continue our work in a time where it matters more than ever.

NACHW Needs Your Help


Recent cuts in federal funding have caused difficulties for our organization. NACHW is committed to keeping support and information equitably accessible for all who need it. We keep our membership and conference registrations costs low, and our webinars and resources free, and translated for language access. But now we need your help to continue these efforts. A modest donation will allow us to continue our work in a time where it matters more than ever.