Webinar: Planning for Community Health Through High-Impact Strategies
What does it take to create healthier communities? Join us to learn how to make a lasting impact on the policies, systems, and places that make the biggest impact on health.
What does it take to create healthier communities? Join us to learn how to make a lasting impact on the policies, systems, and places that make the biggest impact on health.
Read key lessons for organizations looking to better understand and respond to community needs from a step-by-step “how-to” training led by Dr. Cam Escoffery, Associate Director, Emory Prevention Research Center, Rollins School of Public Health. The slides and materials are useful whether you are planning a community health needs assessment or accessing existing local data.
Drawing on her experience leading assessments across a 42-county service area, Dr. Jennifer Williams, Chief Community Engagement and Health Impact Officer for Phoebe Putney Health System in Southwest Georgia, illustrated that CHNAs are much more than regulatory requirements or data collection exercises. At their best, they are opportunities to listen deeply, build trust, strengthen partnerships, and create action plans that improve community well-being.
Free, self-paced courses on CDC TRAIN that enhance understanding of rural public health systems.
Training, templates, and guidance to help organizations explore service and resource sharing as a strategy for expanding reach and capacity, reducing administrative burden, and making limited funds go further.
This detailed guide helps rural organizations pool expertise, funds, and staff time with other local groups to overcome challenges like limited resources and geographic isolation.
This resource from the Build Healthy Places Network (BHPN) highlights opportunities for collaboration to improve health outcomes and includes a toolbox of resources that can help organizations build partnerships, attract investments, and create healthier places.
The Frameworks Institute, in partnership with the National Network of Public Health Institutes two communication resources to help you have more fruitful, curiosity-driven conversations about health disparities in rural contexts. Report: Talking about Health...
Looking for ideas to strengthen your organization's financial sustainability? CDC partnered with the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) to develop tools and e-learning resources that showcase how public health organizations are...
As AI tools become more common, CDC’s resources can help public health and nonprofit leaders and teams make informed decisions about responsible and effective use.
A report and materials from ASTHO break down how flexible funding can unlock options like braiding, blending, and layering that enable organizations to go beyond silos, more flexibly respond to community needs, and further their impact.
In today’s lean nonprofit funding environment, organizations are turning to partnerships not as a luxury, but as a necessity. We look at a real-world example of an unlikely alliance from the business sector and what nonprofit organizations of all sizes can learn from it.
We heard some real talk with nonprofit leaders about what it takes to repair and move forward when partnerships are strained, stalled, or complicated.
Small nonprofits are navigating big challenges, and you don’t have to do it alone. The Healthy Nonprofit Network hosted a three‑part roundtable series designed to help you stay responsive, grounded, and connected in a rapidly changing environment.
Highlights from the Roundtable, plus links for further reading about how fiscal sponsorship helps nonprofits launch or grow, plus key benefits and tradeoffs to consider.
A nonprofit leader shared her perspective on future ready partnerships and nonprofit consolidation.
At a recent webinar, public health leaders shared hard‑won lessons from previous funding downturns. The Healthy Nonprofit network team distills what nonprofits can apply to stay resilient.
Hosting a great party takes more than sending invitations—it means sharing responsibilities so no one carries the full load alone. Community health collaboration works the same way. Healthy Nonprofit Network Director Neena Smith-Bankhead introduces SAUCE as a framework to help partnerships work better for everyone.
Take advantage of free tools and training to polish your organization’s presence on the world’s largest professional networking site.
Learn how community‑based organizations and health systems can use data together to build stronger partnerships and increase community health impact.
The RHI Hub is a resource for rural health organizations seeking funding, data, evidence-based programs, and technical assistance (TA). Funded by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy within the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), RHI Hub exists...
This guide provides direction for creating a sustainability plan for programs and services.
A recap of concepts presented at the November 18, 2025 workshop, plus tips and worksheets nonprofit leaders can use to develop an actionable plan for scenarios their organization may encounter.
Explore how to move beyond a single funding stream and diversify your nonprofit organization’s resources.
Gain scenario planning tools you can use to help your nonprofit stay nimble, proactive, and strong in changing conditions.
As of this writing in June 2025, nonprofits are navigating funding challenges while also finding new opportunities.
Vetted trainings in effective communication, data-based decision making, resource management, cross-sectoral partnerships, systems & strategic thinking, community engagement, change management, and policy engagement.
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In an ever-changing landscape, the ability to anticipate funding shifts and adapt to community needs is critical.
Missed our recent webinar? Read on for a quick recap and discover the top actions your nonprofit should take now to stay relevant and funded.
A self-driven training that guides organizations through the process of reviewing and developing their Mission and Vision Statements.
This guidance document will help people and organizations develop communication products for adults who have intellectual and developmental disabilities and extreme low literacy (IDD/ELL) and their caregivers.
This page provides IRS Tax Guidance information for nonprofit organizations and other charities.
A collection of tools sourced by the National Council for Nonprofits to support financial literacy and governance for nonprofit organizations’ boards of directors.
This product was designed to support effective public communication on environmental health topics — especially when time is limited and clarity is critical.
A financial planning tool/workbook offers modules with practical, user-friendly information and resources to answer common financing questions and develop action plans for supporting the work of your organization/partnership.
This article highlights the components of a nonprofit communications and marketing strategy, focusing on the importance of storytelling.
Ahead of the Healthy Nonprofit Network’s recent launch webinar, we asked nonprofit leaders a simple but powerful question: “What aspects of working in or managing a nonprofit organization keep you awake at night?”
This article highlights the components of a nonprofit communications and marketing strategy, focusing on the importance of storytelling.
This session lays out exactly what nonprofits must understand and act on to stay relevant and funded in today’s climate.
This 22-minute video introduces free tools, training, and support available from the Healthy Nonprofit Network—a new initiative created to help nonprofit organizations thrive.
Guidance on steps to developing vision and mission statements. Includes checklist, examples, PowerPoint presentation and worksheet.
A practical tool designed to summarize and organize essential elements of program evaluation.