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National Social Work Awareness Month
Share National Social Work Awareness Month on Facebook Share National Social Work Awareness Month on Twitter Share National Social Work Awareness Month on Linkedin Email National Social Work Awareness Month linkOn Tuesday, March 11, social workers from across Contra Costa County—including CCH, EHSD, and the Public Defender’s Office—gathered at the Board of Supervisors meeting to celebrate the incredible work they do for our communities.CCH’s Health Deputy Director, Lavonna Martin, highlighted the dedication of more than 680 social workers, including clinicians, medical social workers, substance use counselors, housing care managers, outreach workers, health navigators, community health workers, and public health nurses. Their compassion and commitment provide essential services that make a lasting impact.
We’re proud to stand alongside them in support of compassion and action!
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Government Communicators Day
Share Government Communicators Day on Facebook Share Government Communicators Day on Twitter Share Government Communicators Day on Linkedin Email Government Communicators Day linkContra Costa County Board of Supervisors honored the invaluable work of public communicators for Government Communicators Day on February 25. Their dedication keeps residents informed, engaged, and connected to local government.
CEI's George Barahona (second from the left in the back row) was there to represent our Contra Costa Health Communicators!
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H3’s Impact Highlighted in DCHS’s PATH Newsletter
Share H3’s Impact Highlighted in DCHS’s PATH Newsletter on Facebook Share H3’s Impact Highlighted in DCHS’s PATH Newsletter on Twitter Share H3’s Impact Highlighted in DCHS’s PATH Newsletter on Linkedin Email H3’s Impact Highlighted in DCHS’s PATH Newsletter linkWe’re thrilled to share that the incredible work of CCH’s Health, Housing, and Homeless Services (H3) team was recently featured in DCHS’s PATH newsletter.
The article highlights how H3, with the support of Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) funding, supports people experiencing homelessness by providing vital services.
H3 shared an inspiring success story about helping a resident find stable housing after years of homelessness.
This recognition is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and impact of our H3 team. Thank you for making a difference in our communities every day.
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2025 Point-In-Time Count
Share 2025 Point-In-Time Count on Facebook Share 2025 Point-In-Time Count on Twitter Share 2025 Point-In-Time Count on Linkedin Email 2025 Point-In-Time Count linkEvery year, Contra Costa County conducts a Point-in-Time (PIT) count to understand the scope of homelessness in the county. Working with the County Department of Information Technology’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) team, the Contra Costa Continuum of Care (CoC) uses a GIS app to document locations and sleep settings for people sleeping in unsheltered settings the night of the PIT count.On Jan. 30, 2025, over 150 PIT Count volunteers canvased the county to conduct the PIT count using their cell phones and provided data in real-time during the count. This data provides a snapshot of where homelessness is most visible in our communities and is used to determine funding by State and Federal agencies. Dozens of CCH staff contributed to this effort as volunteer canvassing teams and site support. To get updates on PIT data and learn about future opportunities, sign up for the CoC newsletter.“It was a wonderful experience to be part of the Contra Costa County 2025 PIT Count day. Kudos to everyone that made this a success — they were incredibly supportive, collaborative, and inspiring. I also can’t forget to mention the team’s outstanding camaraderie. Count me in for the Contra Costa County 2026 PIT Count day!” – CCH volunteer -
Detention Health Open House
Share Detention Health Open House on Facebook Share Detention Health Open House on Twitter Share Detention Health Open House on Linkedin Email Detention Health Open House linkContra Costa Health staff and external partners joined Detention Health's Open House on January 15. This was an opportunity to showcase Detention Health efforts addressing patient care, meet and greet with Detention Health leadership and administration and share the new the Detention Health Administration office.