b"LAS TRES 4,300TASCAMPAIGN community members reached by eight promotoras(1,800 said they would get a COVID-19 vaccine)7,500total community membersreached by partners(2,300 said they would get a COVID-19 vaccine)the need for greater access to affordable housing. MEDAcommunity members could make the best vaccine decision engaged a cohort of Latino community leaders to co-create afor their family. The campaign featured door knocking, sched-Community Action Plan, which outlines strategies foruling of appointments, dissemination of fliers and outreach improving health outcomes. This plan will be shared with insti- at schools. The result? Thousands of jabs in community tutional partners, policymakers and corporate stakeholders.members arms, and the Latino vaccination rate was one of the highest for any group in San Francisco by the end of 2021.Anotherforayintohealthequitywaswhenwebrought together community partners and implemented a promo- It should be noted that despite the challenges of the pan-toras community outreach strategy to disseminate timelydemic, we leased up two of our affordable housing devel-information to combat vaccine hesitancy among San Fran- opments. MEDA even integrated Mission Promise Neigh-cisco Latinos. A Las Tres Tas marketing campaign wasborhood services right into these properties. We are well created, with culturally responsive advice being offered soaware that health is housing.MEDA'S CASA ADELANTE - 2060 FOLSOM PROPERTY WAS LEASED UP IN 2021 DURING THE PANDEMIC 15"