On the “Investing in Tomorrow: PHIG Impact Report,” Autumn Watson, public health organizational development director for the Mecklenburg County Public Health Department, explains how PHIG is being used at the local level.
With PHIG support, DOH-Hillsborough and USF expanded their partnership to upskill staff, boost retention, and strengthen the public health workforce through training and education.
Improving a State’s Process for Disclosing Data for Public Health Purposes to Tribal Public Health Organizations
To strengthen public health in rural, tribal, and frontier communities, South Dakota leveraged PHIG funds to support its “Creating Healthy & Wealthy Communities” workshop, which brought together over 140 participants from more than 50 communities. Hosted…
Alameda County Public Health Department (ACPHD) is using PHIG funding to strengthen its workforce and better serve the community. They hired a full-time Workforce Development Director who helped launch an updated Public Health 101 training, form…
