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Milagrosa Seguinot, A.A., TMI

President Community Health Workers Association of Connecticut

Millie is the president and a founding member of the Community Health Workers Association of Connecticut. Recently, she was selected Ambassador for the National Association of Community Health Workers for the New England Region. In the recent past, she has served as a Navigator Key Staff for Access Health CT, providing outreach and support to help enroll Connecticut residents in insurance plans as required by the Affordable Care Act. In this role she was responsible for coordinating and supporting 48 In-person Assisters for Access Health CT – Navigator and In-Person Assister program.

She has extensive experience working with multicultural and diverse population in the Greater Bridgeport Community in the areas of mutual housing, education, parenting and parent leadership, and as a Notary Public, a Justice of the Peace and a Chaplain.

In her longer career as a Community Health Worker, Millie has received many certificates: Medical Interpretation, FAST Team Member and Facilitator, Facilitator of the Strengthening Families Program, and a Facilitator for the Courage to Speak Foundation, CERT Volunteer (Community Emergency Response Team), First Aid Mental Health and Community Messenger. Also, she is an alumni of PLTI (Parent Leadership Training Institute) class of 2006 and an alumni of Parent SEE (Supporting Educational Excellence) class of 2014.

She graduated the University of Puerto Rico with a Cum Laude, an A.A. degree in Secretarial Science, and attended Goodwin College for business applications.

Millie is a proud mother of a daughter, a son and a granddaughter (Sofia) and two grandsons (Caleb and Mason).

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The project described was supported by Grant Number 1G1CMS331630-02-00 from the Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The contents of this publication are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or any of its agencies. The research presented here was conducted by the awardee. Findings might or might not be consistent with or confirmed by the findings of the independent federal evaluation contractor.