The mission of the International Health Education Alliance (IHEA) is to assist underserved populations, especially immigrants and refugees; to identify and define, in culturally appropriate ways, their community’s health needs in regard to chronic diseases; and to establish new education programs to address these needs. We are about sharing First World health information with the whole world.

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IHEA Educates the World on Disease Prevention

With publications in 54 languages, IHEA's library represents a breakthrough in bringing together medical experts and minority communities to co-create and evaluate multicultural, multilingual health education material that are used around the world.
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IHEA Trains Professionals to Work with Minorities

We transfer our unique knowledge of culture and language to health educators, social workers, nurses and doctors. We enable the professional to interact with wisdom derived from knowledge. More >>

IHEA Provides Consultation to Organizations

We Provide consultation on cultural norms that should be considered in planning campaigns targeted at underserved communities. More >>

IHEA Researches Cultural Norms and Community Needs

We use our hard-won relationships with immigrant communities to scientifically document cultural barriers and disparities that must be addressed in order to take education to everyone. More >>

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