The examples below illustrate how health care organizations are partnering with community based organizations to more efficiently and effectively address root causes of health conditions and improve the health of entire populations/communities. Additional examples are provided in the Examples in Action section of our website.
Examples in Action: Partnerships
Immigrant Child Health Toolkit; Washington, DC metropolitan region
A model resource- Guidelines for anyone providing care or services to immigrant families
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Addressing Food Insecurity at Los Angeles County Clinics; Los Angeles, California
Using data to advance organizational policies to screen for food insecurity
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DC Health Matters
Progress through Partnerships to Improve Health Outcomes in Washington, DC
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Healthy Food Access: Healthy Tarrant County Collaboration
Partnering to create access to healthy foods for the most under served population
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Nemours Children's Student Health Collaboration
An innovative approach to sharing student health records with school nurses
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Comer Children’s Hospital; Chicago, IL
Feed1st In-House Food Pantry
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital; Columbus, OH
Healthy Neighborhood, Healthy Families is a place-based revitalization collaborative.
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Ravenswood MHCU Collaborative; East Palo Alto, CA
Our work focuses on closing the achievement gap by focusing on the early years.
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Seattle Children’s Hospital; Seattle, WA
Seattle Children’s is refocusing on children’s health by deepening community partnerships.
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