From the Archives: Umbrella Multicultural Health Co-operative

//From the Archives: Umbrella Multicultural Health Co-operative

From the Archives: Umbrella Multicultural Health Co-operative

This is an episode of our From the Archives series, where shows that got lost in our private archives now get their chance to shine. Because of the changing nature of time, some information may be outdated. 

Umbrella Multicultural Health Co-operative is a member-driven not-for-profit health services organization. Their members are people who face barriers to health care due to their language and culture.

To learn more about these barriers and what the co-op does we talk to Camilo Cortes, a founding member of the Umbrella Co-op. Until recently, Camilo served as the Umbrella Mobile Clinic (UMC) Coordinator and is now a volunteer of the same project.  Camilo believes in the power and flexibility that small local groups possess and loves to create and dream projects that may not be feasible for larger organizations. 

To learn more and support what they do, check out www.umbrellacoop.ca

 

This episode originally aired on September 8, 2015.

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About the Author:

Host and executive producer Robin Puga has been with Each For All from its beginning in 2006. Robin studied at the British Columbia Institute of Co-operative Studies (BCICS) and is active in the co-op community. In addition to working in the technology sector he’s a founding member of the CanTrust worker co-op and previous board member of the BC Co-op Association.

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