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You are here: Home / News / Community News / Features / Nominate!: Bamboo Award for Health — Nominations now being accepted to recognize and honor strong advocates for International Community Health Services

Nominate!: Bamboo Award for Health — Nominations now being accepted to recognize and honor strong advocates for International Community Health Services

March 9, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

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Honoring Kip Tokuda

 

International Community Health Services (ICHS) and the ICHS Foundation are now accepting nominations for the 2015 Bamboo Award for Health, to recognize the outstanding work of people and organizations in supporting ICHS and its mission.

The nominations will be accepted until March 6. The award will be presented at the ICHS Bloom Gala on May 8. Awardees will be contacted by March 13.

The Bamboo Award for Health was established to recognize the exceptional work and achievement of people and organizations that support ICHS’s mission of providing culturally and linguistically appropriate health services to improve the health of Asian Pacific Islanders and the broader community.

These works and achievements may have resulted in:

— Increasing access to health services for ICHS patients, clients, or the local Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community and other local underserved communities.

— Improving measurable health outcomes for ICHS patients, clients, or the local API community or other local underserved communities.

— Increased resources that allow ICHS to serve or expand its patient and client populations.

Last year, the late Rep. Kip Tokuda was recipient of the 2014 Bamboo Award for Health. The former state legislator, who died in July 2013, was a prominent leader in Seattle’s API community and credited for mentoring several generations of civic and political leaders, including ICHS Foundation Director Ron Chew. Tokuda was also a long-time supporter and former board member of ICHS, and spent his career advocating for children and under-represented communities. The award was presented to his family at last year’s gala. (end)

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Filed Under: Features, Profiles, Community News Tagged With: 2015, API, Asian Pacific Islanders, Bamboo Award, ICHS, International Community Health Services, Kip Tokuda, Seattle, Vol 34 No 10 | February 28 - March 6

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