Community Partners of Healthy Communities Coalition
Fostering Collaborative Partnerships for Community Well-being
At Healthy Communities Coalition, we are deeply committed to forging strong alliances with grassroots, community, and faith-based organizations to address the multifaceted challenges impacting community health. Our collaborative efforts are driven by a shared vision of dismantling the barriers imposed by Social Determinants of Health (SDoH), especially in marginalized communities. Research indicates that factors such as zip code, skin color, education level, and employment status can significantly impact life expectancy, underscoring the urgency of our mission. We firmly believe in the inherent right of every individual to access resources and support necessary for a healthy and fulfilling life, irrespective of their background or circumstances.
Empowering Through Engagement and Research
Participate in our Project E-RACE survey to contribute valuable insights and experiences that shape the trajectory of community-based research endeavors. By sharing your perspectives, you empower us to identify barriers, develop targeted training programs, and foster an environment conducive to real, sustainable change. Your engagement is instrumental in driving innovation and advancing equitable research practices within our communities.
We extend an invitation to passionate individuals dedicated to advancing health and research to join our Research Advisory Council (RAC). As a RAC member, you'll play a pivotal role in shaping our monthly presentations and facilitating the Lunch and Learn Dissemination Series, fostering collaboration and driving impactful change within the community. Moreover, our Online CBO/FBO Resources & Tech Assistance initiative offers invaluable resources and expert consultations through The Community Lady's YouTube channel. Subscribe today and embark on a journey towards enhancing community well-being and resilience.
Our monthly Community Conversation Series aims to foster trust and collaboration between community- and faith-based organizations and researchers. Join us as we explore topics such as research incorporation in program design, evaluation, data collection, use and analysis, and community-driven research. Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage with experts and fellow community members. Reserve your spot today!
Join the discussion about the MyCARE Research Study led by Susan Tran, Associate Professor, Director of Clinical Training, Clinical Psychologist, DePaul University.