Lung Wah Lazum

Lung Wah

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Lung Wah supports our community health services including OHP, Covid wrap-around services, and educating Rockwood's lower-income families on the health impacts of tobacco through the Tobacco Cessation Program. He also supports the social determinants of health accelerator plans.

With a medical degree from Myanmar and his MBA in Management and Leadership, Lung Wah has a passion for public health. "With my experience in leading public health programs for Asian communities, I'm excited to bring that knowledge and passion to my new home of Rockwood."

Adonis

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Chau Truong

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Angelica

Angelica

Language: Spanish, English

My name is Angelica. I am a Community Health Worker working with our Latino/Hispanic community here in Rockwood. I am proud to be a part of Rockwood CDC’s East County Community Health services where we are able to help others. I was born and raised in SE Portland, Oregon. My mother is from Yucatan, Mexico and my father is from Michoacan, Mexico. Family is a huge part of my life; I cherish every moment with all of them. ECCH

Berryl

Language: Swahili, English

Berryl is a community health worker from Nairobi, Kenya. She is passionate about empowering marginalized communities and has worked in Behavioral health for over 5 years. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Public Health Studies: Community Health Promotion at Portland State University.  

Erika

Erika

Language: English

Hello, I’m Erika! A Community Health Worker with a bachelor’s degree in Health Studies: Community Health Education from Portland State University. I am originally from the central coast of California and am proudly half Filipina. I love trying new coffee spots, traveling, hiking, and drawing. I am excited to serve the Rockwood community and grow in my role with East County Community Health.

Rosa

Rosa

Language: English, Spanish

Rosa has lived in Rockwood since she moved from Mexico in the year 2000. She has always worked for her community. She started doing volunteer work and is now a certified Community Health Worker with ECCH. She is bilingual in English and Spanish.