The Certificate in Health Promotion for Vulnerable Populations is a comprehensive program designed for health professionals, social workers, and community health workers. This course focuses on developing strategies to improve health outcomes for some of the most vulnerable groups in society, including homeless individuals, young children, adolescents, and victims of human trafficking.

Participants will gain insights into the challenges and opportunities in transitioning from healthcare coverage to effective care for these populations. The curriculum covers crucial areas such as modernizing healthcare to improve physical accessibility, understanding the intersection of addiction, homelessness, and trauma, and implementing trauma-informed care to end homelessness.

A significant portion of the program is dedicated to understanding the complexities of human trafficking and its implications for healthcare provision. This certificate equips learners with the skills and knowledge to develop and implement effective health promotion strategies, with an emphasis on empathy, inclusivity, and practical solutions to address the unique needs of these vulnerable groups.