Control group participants will receive access to the same I-POP Health resources without CHW navigation until the end of 10-months (delayed CHW navigation). The current usual care model is outlined. Participants will complete study measures at baseline, 6-months, and 10-months timepoints. Upon completion of 10-months measures, these individuals will be assigned a CHW and receive delayed navigation.

I-POP+CHW participants will be paired with a CHW at baseline to assist with navigation for 10-months between health and wellness services in the selected zip codes: 75210, 75215, 75216, 75217, 75223, or 75227. Participants will receive a multi-level intervention utilizing the current I-POP Health model that includes: 1) Access to health services (including oral health), 2) Access to clinical prevention services, 3) Access to education and facilities to increase physical activity and improved nutrition choices, and 4) Scheduled visits with CHWs for education and navigation. Individuals will complete study measures at baseline, 6-months, and 10-months.

The current I-POP health model includes: 1) BSW HWC primary care medical home (for uninsured or Medicare patients), 2)BSW HWC providing diabetes prevention, nutrition education, weight loss, farm stands, physical activity programming (in collaboration with its onsite City of Dallas Park and Recreation Center), 3) BSW HWC programming at community sites in 75210, 4) Referrals to Parkland Hatcher Station clinic that provides health care to Medicaid patients, 5) Referrals between Parkland Hatcher Station and BSW HWC programming, 6) Community improvement in collaboration with Frazier Revitalization Inc. Individuals will have access to resources within our current, ongoing I-POP Health model, but without CHW navigation between BSW HWC and local service providers. Participants will complete follow-up visits for collection of study measures with study personnel at 6- and 10- months. At the end of the 10-month follow-up period, participants receive an assigned CHW and CHW-navigation.

A composite score of 10 biomarkers to measure chronic stress and health outcomes. The biomarkers are BMI, waist-to-hip ratio, HDL, TC/HDL ratio, triglycerides, HbA1c, SBP, DBP, C-reactive protein, and cortisol. For each marker a value of 1 will be assigned if that exceed the third quartile except for HDL where a value of 1 will be assigned if lower than first quartile; otherwise a score of zero will be assigned. [scale: Count of risk factors. May be dichotomized as high risk = 6 to 10, low risk=0 to 5]

A composite score of 10 biomarkers to measure chronic stress and health outcomes. The biomarkers are BMI, waist-to-hip ratio, HDL, TC/HDL ratio, triglycerides, HbA1c, SBP, DBP, C-reactive protein, and cortisol. For each marker a value of 1 will be assigned if that exceed the third quartile except for HDL where a value of 1 will be assigned if lower than first quartile; otherwise a score of zero will be assigned. [scale: Count of risk factors. May be dichotomized as high risk = 6 to 10, low risk=0 to 5].

4mL saliva collected fasting in the morning. [Scale: measured in a continuous scale. Normal range 0.007 - 0.115 ug/dL. Value exceeded the normal range indicates higher level of stress.]

4mL saliva collected fasting in the morning. [Scale: measured in a continuous scale. Normal range 0.007 - 0.115 ug/dL. Value exceeded the normal range indicates higher level of stress.]

4mL saliva collected fasting in the morning. [Scale: measured in a continuous scale. Normal range 25 pg/mL - 1600 pg/mL. Value exceeded the normal range indicates higher level of inflammation.]

Measured by self report Dietary Screening questionnaire (DSQ). [scale: dietary nutrients will be calculated on a continuous scale based on NHANES guideline. Score: 0 to any positive value. A score above or below the threshold based on 2000 calories per day would indicate worse outcome.]