Our Experience  

The Information & Education Division of the California Family Health Council has been developing easy-to-read, culturally appropriate materials since 1985, when we created our "Without Words" series on reproductive health for then-recent Southeast Asian immigrants. Since then we have worked with clients and health care providers to develop materials for many different populations, including:

• The diverse cultural groups using California Office of Family Planning clinics
• Women in prison at risk for HIV infection
• Parents who have lost a baby to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
• Chinese women at risk for breast and cervical cancer
• Young, urban males who need information about reproductive health
• Teen parents at risk for child abuse
• Women facing a biopsy or breast cancer diagnosis

Over the years, we have developed hundreds of materials in more than dozen languages:

• Consent Forms
• Evidence of Coverage booklets
• Membership Guides
• Protocols and Procedure Manuals
• Information Sheets
• Promotional brochures
• Patient education pamphlets
• Health Education booklets
• Flip Charts
• Curricula and Training Guides
• Videos

We have developed materials for hundreds of organizations and agencies, including:

• The California State Department of Health Services
• Susan G. Komen Foundation
• The National March of Dimes
• Kaiser Permanente
• Sutter General Hospital
• Academy of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
• Blue Cross
• Visiting Nurse Association
• Health Net
• Foundation Health

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