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Free, multilingual materials to support healthier living—created by CHC and curated from trusted health organizations.

Below you'll find free, downloadable resources created by Cultural Health Connect to support healthier living in our community. All materials are available in English, Spanish, and Arabic.

Multilingual Health Pamphlet

Our community health pamphlet covering chronic disease prevention, culturally adapted dietary guidance, and lifestyle tips.

⬇ Download Pamphlet (PDF)

Trusted Sources

More Free Health Information We Recommend

These organizations publish reliable, free health information—much of it available in Spanish and Arabic. We link to them because we trust their science.

CDC — Diabetes

Prevention, management, and healthy eating guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

EN · ES

American Diabetes Association

Practical tools for living with diabetes, including food, fitness, and blood sugar guidance.

EN · ES

American Heart Association

Heart health, blood pressure, and lifestyle resources from the leading U.S. heart health organization.

EN · ES

MyPlate (USDA)

Simple, visual guidance for building balanced meals on any budget, with recipes and meal plans.

EN · ES

MedlinePlus in Arabic

Health information in Arabic from the U.S. National Library of Medicine, covering many conditions and topics.

AR

MedlinePlus en Español

Comprehensive health information in Spanish from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

ES

2-1-1 San Diego

Free, confidential connection to local health care, food assistance, and community services—24/7, in many languages. Dial 2-1-1.

EN · ES · AR +

NIDDK — Diabetes Information

In-depth, research-backed information on diabetes from the U.S. National Institutes of Health.

EN · ES
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