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Public Health Advocacy


 

NACCHO informs policymakers of the critical role local health departments play in keeping our communities healthy and safe. 

As the national voice for local public health, NACCHO:

  • Educates policymakers about critical local public health issues.
  • Analyzes the impact of legislative and regulatory actions on local public health.
  • Provides its members with the latest updates on key public health issues and opportunities to take action.
  • Helps local health departments communicate the value of local public health with their own policymakers.
 
In the Spotlight
US Capitol Building

NACCHO's health reform webpage provides links to health reform resources, grant announcements and proposed regulations. It provides details about aspects of the health reform law that are of particular interest to local health departments. More »



 
Grassroots
NACCHO Board Members on Capitol Hill

NACCHO's Congressional Action Network is a grassroots group of more than 500 local health department professionals who communicate with their Representatives and Senators in Congress. 

In an increasingly competitive budget environment, policymakers need to hear from you about issues that affect your community. Click "More" to sign up for the CAN and find more details about becoming active in advocacy for LHDs and public health. More »

 
Public Health Logo
PHlogo

LHDs can make themselves more visible and recognizable to external audiences—policymakers, the media, and the public—through communications, marketing, and branding. Critical to these fundamental concepts are the strategies, tactics, messages, and supporting visual elements, which can all be found here.

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NACCHO and Local Health Departments in the News

US MapThe media continues to focus on the tough decisions that local health departments have to make in these lean budget times—from eliminating jobs to cutting vital health services. This collection of news stories featuring NACCHO and local health department leaders may be the first-ever publicly-available, comprehensive collection of media coverage of local public health. More »

 
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