Success Stories
See firsthand stories of impact from the PHIG grant. From small wins to transformative changes, PHIG is fostering widespread innovation in public health systems and structures.
Sarah Lyon-Callo, senior deputy director for public health administration and the state epidemiologist for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, tells us how the unique ability to use PHIG across…
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Michigan's Health Equity Councils, supported by PHIG, have empowered community members to lead the decision-making process in addressing adverse health outcomes. By using a collective impact framework and incorporating community sustainability, these councils ensure that the voices of those most affected by health disparities are at the forefront. This PHIG-funded initiative fosters collaboration between public health and community leaders, creating a sustainable model for addressing inequities and driving long-term health improvements across Michigan.
