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Rooted in culture, driven by purpose—advancing health by empowering Hispanic nurses to lead the way.

The Central Valley Chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses empowers bilingual and bicultural nurses to lead, advocate, and serve.

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Who We Are

The Central Valley Chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (CV NAHN) is part of a national nonprofit organization founded in 1975. Our chapter brings together Latino nurses, students, healthcare leaders, and allies across the Central Valley to ensure high-quality, culturally competent care for Hispanic communities. We promote professional excellence, advocacy, and leadership development for bilingual and bicultural nurses.

Our Impact

Community Health Outreach

We support health fairs, screenings, and educational programs that reach underserved Hispanic neighborhoods across the Central Valley.

Professional Development

We provide mentorship, networking, and leadership opportunities for Latino nurses and nursing students at every career stage.

Advocacy & Representation

We amplify Latino voices in healthcare policy, academia, and leadership to improve equity and outcomes for our communities.

Upcoming Events

Stay connected with chapter meetings, conferences, and community outreach events.

Upcoming Events

Get Involved

Whether you are a practicing nurse, student, or community partner, there are many ways to engage with our chapter and support our mission.

Become a Member

Join NAHN to access resources, networking, and leadership opportunities.

Volunteer

Support health fairs, outreach events, and educational programs in the Central Valley.

Partner With Us

Collaborate on initiatives that advance health equity for Hispanic communities.

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