HR 58 by Celeste Rodriguez
HR 58
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution formally recognizes the vital role of promotoras – community health workers and advocates – in California’s underserved communities. It acknowledges their work as trusted messengers, bridging gaps in access to services and supporting residents through various challenges. The resolution also designates October 2025 as California Promotoras Month and urges the state to support policies and programs that strengthen the promotora workforce and integrate their work across sectors.
Key provisions
- Formally endorses the work of promotoras as essential to California communities.
- Recognizes Vision y Compromiso for its leadership in supporting promotoras.
- Acknowledges and thanks regional coordinators and organizations involved with promotoras.
- Supports policies and programs to strengthen the promotora workforce.
- Declares October as California Promotoras Month.
- Calls for investment in training and infrastructure for promotoras.
- Encourages integration of promotoras’ work across various sectors.
- Recognizes the contributions of promotoras in addressing systemic challenges.
Who is affected
- Latino communities
- Underserved communities in California
- Community health workers
- Community-based organizations
- Promotoras
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