🎥 See Healthy Places Healthy Futures in action. Hear from Victorian schools and early childhood services as they share their experiences using Healthy Places to support health, wellbeing and learning. Healthy Places makes it easier for Victorian schools and early childhood services to take action through: ✅ An effective framework ✅ Practical action guides ✅ Tailored support Watch the video and discover how Healthy Places can help create environments that protects, supports and sustains health and wellbeing over time. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eQFrBRmQ Victorian Department of Health Department of Education Cancer Council Victoria

Access to care starts with access to information. Navigating health and community services can be challenging for older adults, caregivers, and even providers. Resources like York Region's Seniors Navigation Guide make it easier to connect people with the supports they need to age well in their communities. As we continue to advance integrated, person-centred care, sharing practical resources like this is a simple but meaningful way to improve access. Check it out at york.ca/Seniors or download the Seniors Navigation Guide here: https://lnkd.in/gEfN2kdP

If you work with Latino communities and patients over 40 with chronic health conditions, consider sharing this study by Yohualli B. Anaya, M.D., M.P.H on the importance of trust in patient-clinician relationships. This study compensates participants for their time completing on online questionnaire. Super important work!

Check out this great discussion from our latest IRIS in Action Insight Series! Thank you to everyone who joined our session on Building Connections to Home Visiting and to our community partners who shared their experiences and perspectives. If you weren't able to attend live, I encourage you to take a look—there are valuable insights on strengthening partnerships, supporting home visiting, and improving connections for families. #homevisiting #familysupport #earlychildhood #referrals #publichealth

📊 Good data leads to better health for kids and families. The California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) is the nation's largest state health survey, interviewing more than 20,000 California households each year about health, health care, mental health, food security, child care, housing, and many other issues affecting children and families. The survey provides reliable data that communities, researchers, and policymakers use to identify needs and improve health across the state. https://lnkd.in/e6NgvNQJ

Thank you to Partnership for Maternal & Child Health of Northern New Jersey for an outstanding collaboration with the New Jersey Public Health Association (NJPHA) on last night's networking event. The turnout was fantastic, the food was delicious, and, most importantly, the networking was exactly what we hoped it would be. It was especially exciting to welcome 10 new members to the NJPHA community! The evening was a testament to the power of collaboration. Public health cannot be done in isolation. It requires all of us, across organizations, sectors, and disciplines, coming together, building relationships, sharing ideas, and holding the line for public health. The more connected we are, the more collaborative we become, and the more aligned our efforts, the stronger our public health infrastructure will be to meet the challenges ahead and advance the work we are all so passionate about. Thank you again to PMCH for your partnership. Looking forward to many more opportunities to strengthen public health together. #PublicHealth #Collaboration #Partnership

At CoCap, we believe that effective collaboration isn't something that just happens--it's a skill that can be learned, practiced, and strengthened. We're thrilled to be supporting Epilepsy Foundation's 2026 Public Health Institute by offering the Collaboration in Practice Workshop as a pre-conference capacity building opportunity. This full-day session is designed to amplify the epilepsy network’s capacity to leverage collaborative approaches to address the social determinants of epilepsy through partnerships and coalitions. Co-facilitated by Stephanie Bultema, PhD, Esmeralda Salas, and Thometta Cozart, MS, MPH, CPH, MCHES, this session is sure to be fun, informative, and actionable. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gZrtfNQG

Our YouTube channel is continuously growing with new talks and panel sessions dedicated to shaping the future of global wellbeing. Featured Highlights Available to Watch Now: Prevention in Future Healthcare — Hear from former UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock on embedding prevention into health systems. Arts, Hope & Global Unity — reflections from Prof. Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard. Faith & The Spiritual Side of Health — A compelling session on why spiritual wellbeing matters in holistic care. We will continue publishing more footage and insights from our past global events in the coming weeks. 👉 Explore the full media library and subscribe on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eSCvANxc

PHERN, part of https://lnkd.in/gzS9YWTv at IP3, is a great collection of public health resources. If you haven't discovered it yet, this looks like a great way to dive in.

Thrilled to see the Tijuana River Public Health Crisis Program officially announced! So honored to be leading this initiative at The La Jolla Center for Pacific Strategy. The communities of southern San Diego County have been waiting for state-level action on this crisis for far too long. This strategy is designed to change that. What can — and should — the State of California do now to protect its residents from this crisis? That is the question driving this work. Follow along for regular updates as we work to answer it!