Promotores Outreach Program
Breaking Cultural Barriers to Promote Healthy Futures
Español: Rompiendo Barreras Culturales para Promover Futuros Saludables
Hmong: Tsim Kom Txhawb Kev Noj Qab Haus Huv Rau Latino & Hmong / Ntxeev Xyaum Kev Sib Tham Rau Kev Noj Qab Haus Huv
Butte County
Promoting Mental Health Awareness, Empowerment, and Wellness in Our Communities
The Promotores Program uplifts Latino and Hmong families through culturally attuned outreach and mental health support, delivered by trusted community members who understand the challenges and strengths of these vibrant cultures.
Together, we build healthy futures grounded in culture, care, and connection.
Promotores are trained community health liaisons who offer more than just services—they bring understanding, trust, and empowerment. They speak your language, understand your culture, and are dedicated to improving well-being in real and relatable ways.
Our program focuses on:
Culturally relevant mental health education
Trauma-informed support
Outreach at schools, homes, and community hubs
Empowerment for youth and families through group facilitation
Healing from immigration trauma, natural disasters, and stressors of everyday life
Begin your journey of
support and healing.
Take the first step on your path toward a more healthy future.
We offer a wide range of services including…
Outreach & Education
Culturally relevant health
and wellness education
Early Intervention & Prevention
Addressing challenges before
they become crises
Resource Connection
Guidance to available
community resources
Mental Health Support
Bilingual, culturally
sensitive support
Support Groups
For families, youth,
and individuals
Cultural Activities
Celebrations and heritage-
based programming
Life Skills Development
Self-esteem, leadership,
social-emotional learning
Health Education Workshops
Mental, physical, and
emotional wellness tools
Physical Activities
Yoga, walking, gardening,
and more
Academic Skills Support
Study habits, time management,
and motivation
Frequently Asked Questions
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The program is open to individuals and families in the Latino/Hispanic/Chicano and Hmong communities. Support is offered in native languages and bilingual formats.
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You can self-refer or call to schedule an appointment with one of our bilingual case managers. Referral forms are also available.
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Absolutely. All services are delivered in a safe, private, and respectful environment.
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No. All services are completely free, regardless of insurance status.
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Everyone is welcome! Our case managers offer support in Spanish and Hmong, and our groups are designed to be bilingual, inclusive, and accessible to all participants.
Begin your journey of support and healing.
Simply fill out this form or contact us directly and someone from our team will get back to you. Self-referrals are welcome, and all services are free.
Your privacy is important to us. We are committed to maintaining strict confidentiality.