Promotores play a vital role in advancing health equity for Latine and Indigenous communities by acting as trusted liaisons between healthcare systems and community members. These community leaders leverage their cultural competency, personal connections, and grassroots organizing skills to educate, advocate, and provide essential health services. By addressing social determinants of health, reducing barriers to care, and fostering trust within our diverse communities, promotores drive transformational change, empowering individuals and ensuring more equitable access to health & safety-net resources and information. Their work not only improves immediate health outcomes but also builds a sustainable health equity movement. At LCHC, our promotores not only receive key training through our Continuing Education program but they are also hired to directly practice their training through our Pasa La Voz program. LCHC’s promotores represent communities from the Bay area and Sacramento down through Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, making our impact statewide.