The Cleveland Office of Minority Health is a grant funded program of the Ohio Commission on Minority Health

The goal of the Cleveland Office of Minority Health (COMH) is to identify local health disparity needs with an emphasis on informing, educating, and empowering at risk communities. This includes Cleveland’s African-American/Black, Asian, Hispanic/Latino, and Native American populations.

The office is responsible for:

• Activating efforts to educate citizens and professionals on imperative health care issues.
• Providing minority health data and technical assistance to local agencies working to improve the health status of minority populations.

The COMH works with private and public partners to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of our collective efforts.

The COMH is supported by the Ohio Commission on Minority Health and is part of a national initiative to localize the concept of racial and ethnic health equity.



Join the Cleveland Office of Minority Health for these exciting and health-conscious activities that are free and open to the public:


Qi Gong (pronounced chee-gong) is an ancient Chinese practice. Qi Gong combines meditation, breathing and gentle movement to help with flexibility, pain relief, stress, anxiety and fatigue management.


6250 St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland, 44103

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This April 5th, join the Cleveland Office of Minority Health in celebrating Minority Health Month with FREE health screenings and resources for our community! Free screenings include blood pressure, STI testing and behavioral health screenings. See you there!


6301 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland, 44102


3155 Martin Luther King Drive
Cleveland, 44104

• Educational Resources
• For more, visit our Office of Minority Health Facebook Page

Raafeeq Ali, Project Director
RAli@clevelandohio.gov
(216) 664-4925