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Introducing HealthierHere’s First Cohort of Community Hub Case Management Partners!

October 8, 2024
July 25, 2024

Pictured: Bee Sciullo, Lead Health and Wellness Navigator (YMCA of Greater Seattle) and Supervisor and Community Health Worker with the HealthierHere Community Hub

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We are excited to announce that orientation training for our first cohort of Case Management Partners for the HealthierHere Community Hub is now underway!  

This first cohort brings together 17 partner organizations serving diverse communities here in King County. We are excited to see the contributions each will make through their work with the HealthierHere Community Hub and are grateful for their commitment to creating a healthier, more equitable community.  

What are Case Management Partners?  

Case Management Partners serve as partner agencies of the HealthierHere Community Hub, helping community members address health-related social needs through care coordination. Partners are contracted with the Community Hub and dedicate or hire supervisory staff and Community Health Workers (CHWs) to carry out these efforts.

Community Health Workers serve as trusted guides and advocates for clients, drawing on shared lived experiences, languages, and cultures to help them navigate systems and connect to the resources and services they need to thrive. The Hub’s CHWs do client outreach, receive referrals through the Hub, introduce the program and collect client consent and authorization upon enrollment, assess client needs and set goals, connect clients to resources, check in with clients regularly, and discharge clients when appropriate.  

What organizations are part of the first Cohort of Case Management Partners?

Our first cohort includes the following partner organizations:  

  • A Supportive Community for All
  • Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS)
  • Association of Zambians in Seattle Washington (AZISWA)
  • Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC)
  • El Centro de la Raza
  • Falis Community Services
  • Living Well Kent Collaborative
  • Lutheran Community Services Northwest
  • Mother Africa
  • Neighborhood House
  • Project Access Northwest
  • Somali Health Board
  • Sound Generations
  • Teenagers Plus
  • Villa Communitaria
  • Within Reach
  • YMCA of Greater Seattle


Here are some unique facts about our first cohort:

  • Across the cohort of 17 partners, 29 different languages and dialects are represented.
  • Our partners serve all areas of King County, and our first cohort has a particular focus on South King County and Central and South Seattle.
  • Around 40% of our partners have staff who can provide services in Spanish.
  • Our cohort includes a mix of small, grassroots organizations and larger Community Based Organizations (CBOs).  

What training is being provided to Case Management Partners and how will this prepare for a successful Hub launch?

Training is designed to build capacity to enable Case Management Partner agencies to more effectively serve their communities through the Community Hub.  

Throughout the rest of July and August 2024, Case Management partners will be participating in a four day, eight-session comprehensive training that covers case management skills, navigating and documenting in the Connect2 Coordinator (a Client Management System co-created by HealthierHere), and the Community Hub workflow. Additional training will be provided to partner staff following the orientation as we build a community of practice.  

Bee Sciullo (they/them), Lead Health and Wellness Navigator for YMCA of Greater Seattle, serves as a Supervisor and Community Health Worker with the HealthierHere Community Hub, and expressed gratitude for the ability to reach more community members in need.  

“We’re excited for the launch [of the HealthierHere Community Hub] to learn more about some additional ways that we’ll be able to assist folks that come through the pipeline for assistance,” said Sciullo. “We’re going to be slightly expanding our team of case managers at the Y and bring some more folks on into this work, so we’re really excited to see what comes of it.”  

How to Connect to the Community Hub

To self-refer or refer a client into the HealthierHere Community Hub for Case Management services, please use the online intake form. When referring others to the Community Hub, or if you have been referred by a specific organization, please select that organization from the drop-down list on question 1 of the online form.

If you would prefer to speak to a person to complete a referral or learn more about the Hub, you can call 1-833-453-0336. Language assistance is available.  

Hotline Hours:
9am-5pm Weekdays

Closed on weekends

For the latest updates and stories related to the HealthierHere Community Hub, subscribe to our newsletter and follow HealthierHere’s social media channels!  

Click here to learn more about the Community Hub.

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