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Promotoras bridge health gaps, one garden at a time

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Promotoras bridge health gaps, one garden at a time

Season 2025 Episode 56 | 2m 7s

Latino, immigrant communities are less likely to access healthcare. The promotora model addresses those barriers in Denver's Westwood neighborhood.

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