Sandra Huber

Sandra works to deepen relationships with community-based agencies, schools, healthcare organizations, and government agencies while building trust, transparency, and meaningful engagement with South Snohomish County residents. Through events and conversations, she identifies emerging issues facing our diverse communities and offers classes and other opportunities to support those needs. She’s currently a board member for Leadership of Snohomish County, Movimiento AfroLatino Seattle (MAS), OCOE Community Action Coalition, Latinx/e Health Board, Co-chair of the Community Health Board Coalition and Community Engagement Manager for Verdant Health Commission. She was recognized with the 2015 Health Champion Award from the WA State Public Association, and the 2015 Providence Institute Agency Change Maker Award.