Families in Good health (FIGH) is a multilingual, multicultural health and social education program for the Southeast Asian, Latino, and other communities in Long Beach.  FIGH's mission is to help the community make informed choices and to access needed health and social resources. Some of the programs are:

• EM3/LS Programs: Educated Men with Meaningful Messages (EM3) works to reduce teenage pregnancy by involving young Southeast Asian, men in health education, training, outreach, and advocacy among their peers and community.  Little Sisters (LS) is a mentoring program providing education and support to young women who are pregnant or parenting.
• SEACHIP:  The Southeast Asian Children's Immunization Project (SEACHIP) aims to increase the number of fully immunized Southeast Asian children.
• Medical Benefits Program:  The Medical Benefits Program informs the Long Beach community of Healthy Families and MediCal benefits, eligibility, and services, and works to increase access to health care within Long Beach ethnic communities.
• Breast and Cervical Cancer Research and Outreach:  This collaborative project works with nine Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander ethnic groups.  Program activities include outreach and education on early screening and patient navigation. 

• Older Southeast Asian Health Project
• Cultural Healing Team
• The First Five
• Healthy Aging for Pacific Asian Services (HAPAS)
• Parents and Children Together (PACT)
• Taking Control (Cancer education and prevention)
• Diabetes Outreach and Management Education (DOME)

For more information, please call (562) 491-3100