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This document outlines a program to increase heart health in the Hispanic/Latino community in Corvallis, Oregon. The program goal is to have 75% of workshop participants sign up for a community resource. The outcome goals are to train 100% of volunteers to present workshops on finding community resources, and to properly administer surveys. The workshops and monthly cultural events aim to educate the community and increase awareness of heart disease risks.
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