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Health Ambassadors

A Health Ambassador can connect you with resources in the community.

Information on Health Ambassadors

Health Ambassadors guide families on the path to good health. If you are pregnant, a mom or dad, or are thinking about having a baby, a Health Ambassador can connect you with resources in the community to help you raise a healthy family.

Our program promotes good health before pregnancy and provides information to help prevent premature births, a leading cause of death in newborn babies. The Health Ambassadors also promote key maternal and child health messages including the benefits of breastfeeding and the importance of safe sleep.

The Health Ambassadors work in targeted high-risk zip codes to connect pregnant women and young families to health care, social services, home visiting and educational programs. The health ambassadors work with community partners including Henrietta Johnson Medical CenterSaint Francis HealthcareWestside Family Healthcare and the Wilmington Hospital Health Center.

The health ambassador program was founded by ChristianaCare’s Community Health and the Wilmington Consortium, with funding from the Delaware Division of Public Health.

Meet Our Ambassadors

Breanna Thomas

Contact Information
Cell phone: 302-274-9968
Phone: 302-428-6587
Email: Breanna.Thomas@christianacare.org

Portrait photograph of Breanna Thomas HS
Rosita Quinones

Contact Information
Cell phone: 302-354-3454
Phone: 302-428-6208
Email: Rosita.Quinones@christianacare.org

Rosita Quinones
Adriana Viveros

Program Manager
Contact Information
Cell phone: 302-274-9969
Phone: 302-428-6698
Email: Adriana.S.ViverosSosa@ChristianaCare.org

Portrait photograph of Adriana Viverson HS

To have someone contact you with more information about Health Ambassador services, please complete and submit the form below.

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