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The Center for Multicultural Wellness and Prevention, Inc was founded in 1995 by a group of health educators, minority advocates and concerned citizens from Orange County. The group wanted to address health and wellness issues in the minority communities in Central Florida.  The staff and board reflect the community to which CMWP serves. Since 1996, the board has supported the Center’s mission, by being actively involved on a voluntary basis in all activities in which the Center has been engaged.

 

CMWP is a non-clinical, health referral agency that provides education and prevention services to uninsured and underserved African-Americans, Hispanics and people from the Caribbean. The core of this organization is to educate those in the targeted communities about diverse racial and ethnic health issues through education, prevention, case management, and to facilitate access to Health Care Services throughout Central Florida. CMWP is dedicated to developing a community that fosters and supports optimal health for everyone through health fairs, street outreach, seminars, cultural diversity workshops, and neighborhood events. HIV/AIDS, cancer, sexually transmitted diseases, cardiovascular diseases,women’s health issues, and diabetes are just some of the health subjects that CMWP is committed to address in the targeted populations.

The internship program is designed to assist college students to get a real-life experience within a non-profit setting. The intern will work with the director of development and marketing to create marketing and fund raising programs. This may include a plan to recruit for donations and any other program marketing campaign.

 

The goal of the Internship Program at CMWP is to expose the intern to real world experience within a non-profit setting.

 

Requirements:

 

1. Currently a student at a community college or university

2. Prefer a major in marketing, business, management or communications. Other majors will be considered

3. Minimum of 100 hours to complete the internship

4. Excellent computer skills required. Must be skillful with Microsoft Office, internet and social media tools.

 

Call the following number to find out availability of Internship positions (407)648-9440

 

Job Internship

With vast experiences in various fields, the Center for Multicultural Wellness and Prevention Inc., appoints Board members to assist the organization in carrying out its mission......

 

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Board Members

Key Personnel

Dr. Marie-Jose Francois

 

 

Awards and Accomplishments

1994

Migrant Clinician Network Unsung Hero

2004

State of Florida, Unsung Hero in Health Care

2004

State of Florida Red Ribbon Award

2006

Orange County Distinguished Citizen of the Year

2007

USF) Florida Outstanding Woman in Public Health

2010

Bank of America Local Heroes Award

CEO/Executive Director

Dr. Marie Jose Francois

mjfrancois@cmwp.org

 

Research & Evaluation Director

Dr. Janelle Menard

jmenard@cmwp.org

 

Fund Development &

Marketing Director

Keith Gooden

kgooden@cmwp.org

 

HOPWA Housing Director

Jean Garcon

jgarcon@cmwp.org

 

HIV Direct Services

(Ryan White) Director

Laud Jean-Jacques

ljean-jacques@cmwp.com

 

MAI/ARTAS

Project Coordinator

James Keller

jkeller@cmwp.org

 

Nyela/Leading Ladies

Project Coordinator

Kathy Chatman

kchatman@cmwp.org

 

VOICES Team Leader & Referral Coordinator

Beatrice Innocent

binnocent@cmwp.org

 

CVD/Heart & Soul

Project Coordinator

Angela Allen

aallen@cmwp.org

 

Healthy Relationships

Project Coordinator

Patrick Lindsay

plindsay@cmwp.org

 

Office Manager

Evette Velez

evelez@cmwp.org

 

Guiding Principles

CMWP will accomplish its mission by addressing health disparities, promoting health equity, and encouraging behaviors that facilitate positive health outcomes. In its operations, CMWP strives to treat its clients, volunteers, staff, and community partners with integrity, compassion, confidentiality, appropriateness, and sensitivity.