The summer Youth
Health Ambassadors program is now taking applications. The five week training
program for Hartford youth ages 16 to 18 is designed to increase understanding of health disparities, health literary, and civic
engagement, and to build development and leadership skills through video
blogging, social media, volunteer service and community development. The
Ambassadors program is sponsored by Health
Justice CT, the CT Office of Health Care Advocate and Central AHEC.
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