Community Outreach

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Community outreach and engagement is key to ICLACs mission of fostering collaborative efforts to prevent vaccine preventable diseases. Specifically, ICLAC partners with organizations and providers to promote vaccine access, accurate immunization information and other social support. This section highlights ongoing community outreach efforts. ICLAC obtains grants through a variety of entities to further facilitate community engagement and collaboration. Feel free to contact us at [email protected] if you or your organization have a grant or philanthropic funding that aligns to ICLAC’s mission.

2022-2023 Annual Report

The final grant report summarizes ICLAC activities and impacts related to a Pfizer grant transitioned in 2022.

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The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s LA County Heart Heroes 2023 Campaign has a goal to train 500,000 Los Angeles County residents and workers in hands-only CPR by December 31, 2023.

Training will be held throughout Los Angeles County, including sporting events, entertainment venues, churches, college and school campuses, worksites, malls, and other places throughout LA County communities.

Residents and workers can find hands-only CPR trainings by searching the Public Health calendar of events or requesting training for their organization (for a minimum of 150 people).

Additionally, community members can become hands-only CPR trainers for their organization as part of the Heart Heroes 2023 campaign. As a partner, organizations will receive training in DPH’s hands-only CPR train-the-trainer session, support in training at least 150 individuals, and resources to promote hands-only CPR training.

Learning to perform Hands-Only CPR may help save the life of someone you know and love.
Click here to learn more and register today!