Our Work

We know that your medical needs don't stop when office hours are over. Using our help line and our email service, you can receive support when it is convenient for you.

The Congolese Health Board helps promote the well-being of infants, adolescents, and youths Congolese immigrants.Autism: Autism is a more a more prevalent in our community. We will work closely with parents to raise their awareness in regard to autism and provide necessary resources and needed support.

The Congolese Health Board partners with multiple King County and Washington state organizations to inform, adapt, and co-lead community-based research. In addition, CHB strives to convey Congolese immigrants' health and social needs to legislators at all levels (county and State).

At the Congolese Health Board, we strive to educate and inform the Congolese community about major public health issues in our community. We serve as a bridge between the Washington State Department of Health (WA DOH), Public Health Seattle & King County (PHSKC), and local health jurisdictions across the state. 

Sometimes there are obstacles to communicating with healthcare providers in a medical office; The Congolese Health Board helps ensure Congolese immigrants receive the best care possible by offering interpretation services to limited-English proficient clients. Public Health At the Congolese Health Board, we strive to educate and inform the Congolese community about major public health issues in our community. We serve as a bridge between the Washington State Department of Health (WA DOH), Public Health Seattle & King County (PHSKC), and local health jurisdictions across the state.

The Congolese Health Board helps ensure Congolese immigrants are well-informed about any public health threats in the State ofWashington state, particularly in King County.

The Congolese Health Board helps promote the well-being of Congolese immigrants and their families. Elderly care