We are dedicated to fostering the health and well-being of our community here is Jackson and Josephine Counties. To achieve this goal, we employ two essential tools: Community Health Assessment (CHA) and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). We will explain what these tools are and how they contribute to creating healthier and thriving communities.
  
How these Tools are Used
 
Guiding Decision-Making: The CHA and CHIP provide valuable insights into the community's health needs, enabling policymakers and stakeholders to make informed decisions and allocate resources effectively.
Collaboration and Partnerships: These tools promote collaboration among various sectors and stakeholders, fostering partnerships that work towards a shared vision of community health improvement.
 
 
Advocacy: The data and evidence generated through the CHA and CHIP can be used to advocate for policy changes, funding allocations, and resources needed to address the identified health issues.
Continuous Improvement: The CHA and CHIP are dynamic processes that allow for ongoing assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation, ensuring that community health efforts remain responsive and adaptive to changing needs.
 
 
Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Plan are integral tools for promoting community health and well-being. By assessing community needs, setting priorities, and implementing evidence-based interventions, these tools empower communities to address health disparities, foster collaboration, and create lasting positive change. Together, we can build healthier, happier, and more resilient communities for everyone.
 

Priority Areas

Behavioral Health and Well-being

Health Equity

Housing for All

Parenting Support and Life Skills

To view CHA/CHIPs for the Jackson & Josephine area, click here.