?? Celebrating National Rural Health Day ?? In 2022, BHPN released "A Playbook for New Rural Healthcare Partnership Models of Investment", designed to spark collaboration and innovation in addressing social determinants of health (SDOH) in rural communities. Now, BHPN is taking the next crucial step. BHPN has reconnected with organizations featured in the original playbook to gain a deeper understanding of the partnership landscape. From innovative collaborations to unexpected challenges, discover the real stories behind enhancing health equity in rural communities: https://bit.ly/3y5YNkP ?? We want to hear from you! ?? If you’ve used the BHPN Rural Playbook, we invite you to join us in this reflection. Your stories, insights, and experiences are invaluable in shaping the future of rural healthcare partnerships. ?? Share your experiences and help drive innovation in rural health! #NationalRuralHealthDay #RuralHealth #Collaboration #SDOH #BHPN #SevenVitalConditions
Build Healthy Places Network
非盈利组织
San Francisco，California 2,388 位关注者
By joining forces, community developers and health professionals can have a more powerful impact.
关于我们
The Build Healthy Places Network is a national nonprofit organization connecting leaders working to improve health and well-being in low-income communities. The Network is bridging the community development and health sectors by connecting leaders, curating resources and examples of what works, and building the knowledge base for collaboration. Check out our LinkedIn page to get the latest updates on what we're up to (with our events and resources), what we're reading, and where we've been!
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https://buildhealthyplaces.org
Build Healthy Places Network的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- San Francisco，California
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2014
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870 Market St
Suite 1255
US，California，San Francisco，94102
Build Healthy Places Network员工
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Colleen Flynn
Co-Executive Director at Build Healthy Places Network
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Ruth Thomas-Squance, PhD, MPH
Co Executive Director, Build Healthy Places Network | Social Impact Fellow, UC Berkeley School of Public Health
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Mario A. Guel, M. Jur.
Community Development | Public Health | Finance | Board Member | Aggie
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Kevin O. Leacock
Public Health Practitioner
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We’re thrilled to announce the five awardees of the Community Innovations for Racial Equity (CIRE) initiative at Build Healthy Places Network! These organizations are on the frontlines of addressing racial inequity, and we’re honored to support them with $50,000 each to continue their work through a generous grant from The Kresge Foundation. Let’s uplift the incredible efforts of Beyond Housing in St. Louis, MO, One Neighborhood Builders in Providence, RI, Parkside Business & Community Development Business & Community In Partnership (PBCIP) in Camden, NJ, Si?a??u Co in Si?a??u Lak?ota nation, SD, and Starting Over, Inc. in Riverside, CA to create healthier, more equitable communities! ???? ?Catch up on our latest press release: https://ow.ly/carn50U7bbG #CIRE ##RacialEquity #CommunityDevelopment #EquitableCommunities #HealthEquity #BIPOCLed
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? There's Still Time to Register! This Native American Heritage Month, we invite you to join us for an inspiring Network Commons webinar happening in a few hours! Discover how partnerships between healthcare, Tribal governments, and Native-led organizations are transforming Native health and community well-being. From innovative housing solutions to state-of-the-art healthcare facilities, hear directly from leaders driving meaningful change and advancing Native self-determination. ?? Date: Monday, November 18th ? Time: 10:00 am PST/1:00 pm EST Don't miss this powerful dialogue exploring trust-building, multi-sector collaborations, and strategies to invest in a healthier future for Native and Tribal communities. ?? Register now: https://ow.ly/ImLl50TSVer #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NetworkCommons #TribalHealth #CommunityInvestment
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Upcoming Network Commons webinar happening Monday! ?? Join us on November 18th at 1:00 pm EST / 10:00 am PST! ?Be part of decision and learn how partnerships between Tribal governments, Native led organizations, and health organizations are improving health and advancing self-determination.. Hear from inspiring Native leaders who are constructing state-of-the-art healthcare facilities to developing innovative solutions for Native communities experiencing homelessness.? ?? Register now to be part of this powerful conversation!? https://lnkd.in/egHwejpB? #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NetworkCommons #NativeHealth? #CommunityInvestment #TribalLeadership #HealthEquity
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We are extending the survey! We want your feedback! At Build Healthy Places Network, we're committed to transforming how health, community development, and finance work together to advance racial equity and create healthier neighborhoods across the U.S. ?? Your feedback is vital to this mission! By sharing your insights, you help us improve our tools and resources, ensuring they offer the most relevant and effective strategies across sectors. Take a moment to complete the survey here: https://ow.ly/irqC50TZTUw Thank you for your valuable input and time – we truly appreciate your support! ??? Please note: The survey closes on Friday, November 15th, 2024.
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Build Healthy Places Network转发了
Passionate about affordable housing/Committed to systems change/Invested in becoming the best person and leader I can be
How I love to see my brilliant friends lifted up! I see you Ruth Thomas-Squance, PhD, MPH and Vedette Gavin ! Not to mention Purpose Built Communities Build Healthy Places Network Center for Community Investment. Here’s to building healthy communities for the PEOPLE. #communitydevelopment #healthycommunities #crosssector #affordablehousing #housingishealth
A decade ago, RWJF’s Commission to Build a Healthier America recommended aligning the work of the health and community development sectors.?At the time, I was working at a national community development organization that invested in affordable housing, early childhood centers, healthy food stores, cultural institutions, and more – but hadn’t thought of itself as having a direct impact on health. I remember the aha! moment in the community development sector as we made the powerful connection between health and place. It was exciting for me to then come to RWJF - now?almost 8 years ago - as the Commission’s recommendations were being operationalized. Today, I have the privilege of working with many of the organizations who have been leaders in this collaborative work. Together we’re deepening our efforts and exploring new approaches to community development that address the impacts of structural racism and center residents in creating thriving communities. Over the last 10 years, our work and that of the field have evolved together. Learn more about where we’ve been and where we’re going here: https://lnkd.in/eufmbRHk.??
Equitable Community Development
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For decades, Baltimore’s Upton and Druid Heights neighborhoods have faced systemic barriers like poverty, redlining, and disinvestment. But community members are rising to the challenge, driving powerful change through initiatives like B’more for Healthy Babies and Promise Heights. ?? In just 10 years, infant mortality in the neighborhood dropped by 75%. ?? Programs have boosted school readiness and educational outcomes for children. ?? Local leaders, like Celestine Tolliver and Giselle Joseph, are providing support from within the community, fostering trust and empowering families. When communities lead the way, change is real and lasting! ????Learn more about how these residents are breaking down barriers and building a brighter future for their neighborhood.https://ow.ly/KabV50TYfUQ #CommunityHealth #BaltimoreStrong #BmoreForHealthyBabies #PromiseHeights #UpliftUpton #NeighborhoodChange
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Build Healthy Places Network, Co-Executive Director Ruth Thomas-Squance, PhD, MPH was part of the inaugural cohort. ?? Applications are now open for the innovative leaders to join the AAMC Center for Health Justice Multisector Partner Group.
?? Are you passionate about climate and environmental justice? We’re looking for innovative leaders to join our Multisector Partner Group. Collaborate with diverse experts to address health inequities rooted in environmental factors. With a stipend of $6,000 per year, you'll also expand your professional network and gain valuable experience. Apply by Dec. 20, and help drive change for healthier communities: https://ow.ly/GSCa50TRcA9 #ClimateJustice #HealthEquity
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We want your feedback! At Build Healthy Places Network, we're committed to transforming how health, community development, and finance work together to advance racial equity and create healthier neighborhoods across the U.S. ?? Your feedback is vital to this mission! By sharing your insights, you help us improve our tools and resources, ensuring they offer the most relevant and effective strategies across sectors. Take a moment to complete the survey here: https://ow.ly/irqC50TZTUw Thank you for your valuable input and time – we truly appreciate your support! ??? Please note: The survey closes on Tuesday, November 12th, 2024.
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