The California Black Health Network (CBHN) was founded in 1978 and established as a 501(c)(3) in 1983. CBHN is the only Black-led, statewide organization and has become the voice and trusted resource for advancing health equity for all Black Californians.
CBHN’s work is guided by its health equity framework, which encompasses racial justice, social justice, and environmental justice. Through its outreach, education, advocacy/policy and programmatic work, CBHN aims to create a California where every all Black Californians have the opportunity to live long healthy lives, free from violence, racism, and health inequities.
To ensure that all Black Californians, regardless of their education, socio-economic class, zip code, sexual orientation, gender identity, homelessness, or immigration status have access to high quality and equitable primary and behavioral healthcare, and avoid unnecessarily succumbing to disease.
Our greatest need is unrestricted funding to build capacity, ensure long-term sustainability, and cover general operational and program costs.
Your support will help advance our mission and support innovative programs to expand our reach to make a greater impact statewide. It helps us build the internal infrastructure, resources, and capacity to elevate our impact through our outreach, education, and programmatic work. It enables us to lead and drive advocacy and policy initiatives to advance health equity for Black Californians, increase access to quality equitable health care, and improve life expectancy for Black Californians.
California Black Health Network embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion. These values are critical to our mission and to our ability to make change and impact. Embracing a variety of perspectives facilitates better ideas, better understanding, and ultimately and a better world for all.
Organization name
CA Black Health Network (CBHN)
other names
CBHN
1983
Tax id (EIN)
95-3794688
Mission Category
Health Care
Operating Budget
$1,000,001-$5 million
Organization Need
Funding: Unrestricted, Funding: Program
Demographics Served
Black/African American, Low-income individuals/families, LGBTQIA+
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Local Counties Served
Sacramento
Equity Statement
Equity Statement
Address
520 9th Street Suite 100CA, US