It's time to take action! Contact your local representatives and urge them to prioritize healthcare reform in Central California. Let's advocate for policies that address systemic issues and ensure equitable access to healthcare for all. Learn more about health outcomes in our region in CCPHC's Health Outcomes Brief: https://lnkd.in/gnwUEMHq
Central California Public Health Consortium
Non-profit Organizations
Fresno, California 88 followers
Working to achieve health equity for all Central California residents.
About us
The Central California Public Health Consortium (CCPHC) is a regional approach to serving the public health needs of the San Joaquin Valley and adjoining member counties. With a mission of providing leadership for a regional, equity-oriented public health agenda, and a vision for achieving health equity for all residents of Central California, CCPHC works with local health departments, universities, community-based organizations, and others throughout the region and the state in order to eliminate inequities and improve the health and well-being of our Central California communities.
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https://chhs.fresnostate.edu/ccphc/
External link for Central California Public Health Consortium
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Fresno, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1999
- Specialties
- Public Health, Strategic Planning, Regional Collaboration, Data Sharing, Public Health Workforce, Health Equity, Health Policy, and Social Determinants of Health
Locations
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Primary
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1625 E Shaw Ave
#146
Fresno, California 93710, US
Employees at Central California Public Health Consortium
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Jamen Rose Garcia
Program Manager at Central Valley Public Health Consortium
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Yesenia Silva
Collaboration Specialist |Analyst | Administrator | Social Impact | System Thinker | Advocate | Health Equity
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Dilpreet Sekhon, MPH
Graduate Student at California State University, Fresno
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Japjeet Singh Uppal
Striving to make an impact in Public Policy | UC Merced Alum | CDC John Lewis Scholar | Advocate | Costco Executive Member | Football Coach |
Updates
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Quality primary healthcare can prevent costly hospital visits. But in Central California, access to such care is limited, leading to higher rates of preventable hospitalizations. It's time to bridge this gap and prioritize preventative care for all. Learn more about these issues and ways to get involved in CCPHC's Hospital Finance Brief: https://lnkd.in/gea5sHnr
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Data highlights Central California's struggles with significantly fewer healthcare professionals. Advocacy efforts are underway to create career pathways in healthcare for local students. These programs are vital, offering invaluable mentorship and guidance from experienced professionals who understand our unique challenges. But wait, there's more work to be done! Many voices are calling for a Medical School right here in Central California, providing local students with the support they need to serve their own communities. And it's not just about doctors – we need to invest in pathways for nurses, physician assistants, dentists, and psychologists too. 🌟 Learn more about these issues and ways to get involved in CCPHC's Healthcare Workforce Brief: https://lnkd.in/ghGRyvcf
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Access to affordable healthcare is a major challenge for many Central California residents. Without action, these gaps will only widen. This is a critical issue that affects our communities deeply. We can make things better if we work together. Let's fight for healthcare that's fair and works for everyone! Share your story with us and learn more about these issues and ways to get involved in CCPHC's Access to Care Brief: https://lnkd.in/gwy7KhmT
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We are seeking survey participants! In effort to address workforce shortages in public health, CCPHC is developing a curriculum about careers at local public health departments. This survey will help inform that curriculum. See the flyer for more information. Here is the survey link: https://lnkd.in/gZk3gJw7. Please share feel free to share this survey with your networks!
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We are very excited to announce that we are launching a 2023 Public Health Photo Competition. The images submitted will be used for public health messaging campaigns throughout the region. First, second, and third placements will receive Amazon Gift Cards! Please see the attached flyer for submission details. We hope to see your images in our inbox!