A Community Health Worker (CHW) acts as a frontline public health advocate, possessing deep trust and understanding of the community they serve. This unique bond allows CHWs to bridge the gap between health and social services and the community, facilitating access to services and enhancing the quality and cultural sensitivity of service delivery. CHWs empower individuals and communities by bolstering health knowledge and self-sufficiency through various activities including outreach, education, providing information, offering social support, and advocacy efforts.