Latino Health Access
Sam Albillo serves as a Program Associate for the Promotor Learning Institute at Latino Health Access since September 2021, where responsibilities include facilitating bilingual training sessions, managing budgets, evaluating training effectiveness, and providing tech support while promoting accessible healthcare for the Latino community. Previously, Sam worked at The Daily Californian from August 2018 to May 2020 in various roles, including Staff Photographer and Photo Editor, gaining advanced photographic skills and overseeing a team of 30 student photographers. Additionally, Sam contributed as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Human Rights Center, UC Berkeley School of Law, conducting open-source investigations to support human rights advocacy. Sam holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Affairs from the University of California, Berkeley.
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Latino Health Access
Latino Health Access is a nonprofit organization founded in 1993 in Santa Ana, California. We reach out to residents in laundromats, garages, churches and our recently-opened new headquarters to combat serious public health problems plaguing a community of uninsured and under-served families. We train promotores, or community workers, to educate their own neighbors about diabetes, breast cancer, obesity, domestic violence, parenting and more. Each of our programs has been born from needs expressed by our own residents who subsequently engage their neighbors and friends. We hope you will join us in our mission for a more healthy community, whether you come to our morning walks, our afternoon exercise classes or to visit our own park and community center in one of America’s densest cities. Mission Statement To assist in improving the quality of life and health of uninsured, under-served people through quality preventive services and educational programs emphasizing responsibility and full participation in decisions affecting health. Latino Health Access engages and empowers the community, forges partnerships and advocates to achieve health equity for all. Health care is a human right.