Community Health Programs & Partners

Designed to provide an evidence-based resource on bone health for people of all ages and stages of life.

Providing testing services for the identification of microorganisms that cause disease, including bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites.

Offering nutrition education and healthy meal reimbursement to low-income day care providers so they can offer healthy, nutritious meals that promote lifelong eating habits in children.

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is dedicated to optimizing the health and well-being of the people in California.

Providing clinical, behavioral interventions, partner services and program support courses designed to enhance the STD/HIV knowledge and skills of medical, health, and community professionals.

Changing the tobacco use culture in California’s high schools, colleges and universities, military installations, and other youth and young adult communities by providing knowledge, skills, and tools.

An Early Start Family Resource Center (FRC) serving families who have infants and/or toddlers with disabilities.

Funded under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), CEIP has been an invaluable national resource for surveillance, prevention, and control of emerging infectious diseases since 1994.

Providing reference, diagnostic and applied research activities for the detection, epidemiologic investigation, control and prevention of bacterial, mycobacterial, fungal and parasitic diseases in humans, food, water, and other environmental sources.

Providing culturally and linguistically-appropriate comprehensive health assessments, and other health services, to newly arrived refugees, asylees, victims of severe forms of human trafficking, and other eligible entrants to assist them in becoming self-sufficient.

Reducing the transmission and impact of sexually transmitted diseases and viral hepatitis in California.

Protecting the health and well-being of Californians from diseases transmitted to people from insects and other animals.

Providing laboratory support, technical assistance, and research required for the diagnosis, investigation, and control of viral diseases and for the development and maintenance of high quality local viral laboratory services in California.

A leader in responding to children’s needs and supporting programs and policy best practices for children’s health and development.

Cinnamoms is a cultural space that promotes empowerment and self-transformation for African American women. Cinnamoms come together to share and advocate for breastfeeding, parenting, and health for the entire life course.

Our mission is to improve the health, suitability, human welfare, educational and opportunities for youth, adults and families and opening hearts to a positive future.

Biannual Cytomegalovirus workshops conducted by researchers, both within and outside of the U.S.  After each CMV workshop ends, remaining funds are housed in the  PHFE/CMV Workshop Fund and serve as “seed money” for the next round of events.

Bringing together key institutions and individuals from the public and private sectors for the prevention of chronic disease, and translating prevention science into community-based programs and sustained practice and policy.

Ensuring an integrated system of care, from prevention through intervention, for homeless individuals and families within the Contra Costa community.

Caring for and improving the health of all people in Contra Costa County with special attention to those who are most vulnerable to health challenges.

Providing accurate and timely surveillance–critical for early detection, identification and monitoring of disease progression in a community.

Creating, enhancing, and disseminating state-of-the-art resources and models of excellence, and performing research to control and eliminate tuberculosis in the United States and internationally.

Working to raise critical research funds and awareness about heart disease prevention.

Providing emotional support, information, education, resources, and training to families of infants and toddlers from birth to three years of age who have a developmental delay.

Expecting Justice is a Black-led collaborative, mobilizing leaders from across San Francisco to take action for healthy Black and Pacific Islander births. Expecting Justice aligns knowledge, resources, and efforts to name and repair the impact of racism on the health of mothers, families, and children in San Francisco.

Advancing research focused on childhood eczema, and particularly to address the most pressing needs that families affected by this condition face.

Advancing health and wellbeing within the Greater San Gabriel Valley through collaborative partnerships that strengthen the health care safety net.

Conducting special projects to advance the practice of public health in California through public health-focused Continuing Medical Education for physicians, and providing technical expertise to the state legislature on matters related to public health.

The Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles County ICLAC) is a community-based constituency of schools, community clinics, hospitals, health department programs, health plans, and vaccine companies with a mission to foster collaborative efforts to prevent vaccine preventable diseases (VPDs).

An evidence-based early literacy program that strives to create a stimulating home environment, foster literacy and improve school readiness for low-income, underserved children.

The mission of the Long Beach Early Childhood Education Committee is to ensure that all children in Long Beach grow up healthy, safe and educated.

Improving the health and well being of people affected by drug use in Los Angeles County, to increase access to health care, to empower people to protect themselves, and to educate each other to reduce harm in our communities.

Improving the health and well-being of people affected by drug use in Los Angeles County; increasing access to health care; empowering people to protect themselves; and educating each other to reduce harm in our communities.

Supporting improvements in patient care while keeping protected health information (PHI) secure and private.

Working in connection with the USC University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) to better understand the needs of Los Angeles county children diagnosed with special needs.

Offering support services to 27 school districts with more than 600 schools and 20,000 educators serving over 500,000 students in Orange County.

PHFE WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children) is the largest local WIC agency in the country, serving approximately 4% of the nation’s total and 23% of California’s WIC recipients with family nutrition and breastfeeding assistance.

RSCCD’s Early Head Start Program is dedicated to improving the quality and long term success of children and families by developing comprehensive services for the whole family, which will lead to self-sufficiency.

One of the world’s leading research institutes, dedicated to improving the human condition by turning knowledge into practice.

Working collaboratively with restaurants, bars, and nightclubs frequented or owned by African-Americans and African immigrants to help them enact smoke-free policies in their outdoor dining areas.

Dedicated to helping individuals recover from the debilitating obsessions and fears related to food, weight, perfectionism and self-worth that accompany anorexia and bulimia nervosa.

A new community-based, sustainable initiative that improves maternal health care for individuals, families, & communities.

The mission of TRAPMedicine is to shift the praxis, narrative, and culture of men’s health using the barbershop. TrapMedicine is a community-driven public health movement powered by education, engagement, and equity.

Committed to feeding the hungry, clothing the needy, and helping homeless and low income individuals and their families raise their standard of living through self- help.

Promoting the health and wellness of our community by reducing norms and establishing non-violence as a desired behavior by fostering communication and partnerships among community members.

Well-being and Equity (WE) in the World transforms relationships and systems to create a world where everyone has the chance to reach their full potential for well-being and contribute to that of others.  

Promoting peace, self-sufficiency and quality of life for youth, adults and families through gang intervention, violence prevention, case management and job readiness services so that future generations can succeed.