The Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health (CLAFH) is a research center that links the scientific community, a national network of partners and advocates in health and social services, and the wider Latino community. CLAFH's mission is to reduce health inequities among Latino adolescents and their families.
CLAFH develops, evaluates, and disseminates family-based interventions and nurse-driven models of health care designed to address the social determinants of health, reduce health disparities, increase Latino engagement in health care, and foster life opportunities.
We rely on your help to continue our work. If you or your organization would like to contribute to CLAFH's research, contact Anita Stallings, Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Affairs, Duke University School of Nursing at anita.stallings@duke.edu.