iREACH Program
REACH (Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health) is a national program administered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to reduce racial and ethnic health disparities.
AIM has partnered with CDC to engage and support participating REACH organizations in their efforts to address racial and ethnic disparities related to COVID-19 and flu vaccination coverage.
Through this partnership—known as iREACH—recipients plan and carry out local, culturally appropriate programs to address racial and ethnic disparities in immunization coverage among Black/African American, Latino, Asian, American Indian, and Pacific Island/Alaska Native communities.
AIM provides a platform for REACH recipients to store and share materials, as well as facilitate communication with and between organizations. AIM also provides opportunities for support, collaboration among REACH recipients, coaching, and learning focused on navigating implementation challenges and sharing successes and promising practices.
REACH Recipient Hub
If you are a REACH recipient, please visit the iREACH Hub for more resources, events, and meeting recaps. If you do not have a hub login, you can find all of our publicly available REACH-related resources in the AIM Resource Library.
Featured Resources
Lessons Learned Report: Building Vaccine Equity for COVID-19 and Flu Vaccination in REACH Communities
AIM’s Lessons Learned Project: COVID-19 and Flu Vaccination Best Practices in REACH Communities Report summarizes the findings from the one-on-one interviews and Virtual Roundtable discussions and provides recommendations that are a compilation of the national environmental scan, and the direct experiences of REACH recipients shared through interviews and virtual roundtables.
REACH Resources
Search REACH Resources or Log in to the Recipient Hub
For More Information
Contact the iREACH team with any questions or concerns.