- Access to Care
Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas
Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas (HPHC), an initiative of The Duke Endowment launched in 2015, is a bold, community-based approach to addressing chronic health issues – such as unhealthy weight, diabetes and heart disease – through the work of local coalitions initiating evidence-based interventions to improve health. HPHC recognizes that health and well-being are created and sustained not just through individual and clinical efforts, but through the cooperation and support of the extended local community. Coalitions involve leaders from a wide spectrum of community organizations – health care, public health, social services, government, education, business and others – to engage residents in improving their health.
The NC Healthcare Foundation works with Population Health Improvement Partners to provide technical assistance and coaching to 9 coalitions across NC. An additional 10 coalitions are supported by SCHA in SC.
Cohort 1 Coalitions (Graduates)
- LiveWell Catawba
- Chatham Health Alliance
- Granville Working on Wellness (WOW!)
- Montgomery/Richmond 2020 Taskforce
- Healthy Wilkes Action Team
Cohort 2 Coalitions (Mentorship)
- Brunswick Wellness Coalition
- Henderson Partnership for Health
- Pitt Partners for Health
- Healthy Robeson
- Healthy Rowan
Cohort 3 Coalitions (Implementation)
- Healthy Together Cleveland
- Partnership for a Healthy Durham
- Mountain Wise
- Healthy Forsyth
Cohort 4 Coalitions (Readiness)
- North Mecklenburg Economic Mobility Collaborative
- Rockingham Primary Care Initiative
- Duplin Coalition for Health
- Healthier Highland Collaborative -Highland Neighborhood Association
- Healthy Guilford Coalition
NCHA Staff
Trish Vandersea
Director of Performance Improvement and Population Health