Better health outcomes are built through collaboration. Northern Virginia Public Health (NVAPH) works with public health professionals, community organizations, local leaders, coalitions, researchers, and residents to strengthen prevention and improve community health.
There are several ways to connect with NVAPH and contribute to this work.
Community organizations and local partners bring important knowledge, relationships, and experience to public health efforts. NVAPH welcomes organizations interested in collaborating on prevention, community health, evaluation, and other public health initiatives.
Interested in partnering with NVAPH?
PARTNER WITH NVAPH: ecarte@nvaph.org
The Stafford County Prevention Coalition brings community partners together to prevent substance misuse and strengthen healthy, resilient communities.
Organizations, professionals, community leaders, parents, young people, and residents can contribute to coalition activities and help advance prevention efforts in Stafford County.
GET INVOLVED WITH SCPC: scpc@nvaph.org
Data can help communities understand their needs, identify priorities, and make better decisions. NVAPH provides access to community health data resources and helps partners understand and apply information to prevention and community health planning.
Explore our community health data resources and learn how data can support your organization's work.
EXPLORE COMMUNITY HEALTH DATA: ecarte@nvaph.org
Organizations and community groups sometimes need help turning public health information into action. NVAPH can provide technical assistance related to community health assessment, prevention planning, evaluation, data interpretation, and coalition development.
If your organization has a public health or prevention challenge you'd like to discuss, contact us to explore how NVAPH may be able to help.
REQUEST TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: ecarte@nvaph.org
Whether you are looking for a community partner, seeking public health expertise, interested in prevention, or simply want to learn more about our work, we welcome the opportunity to hear from you.
CONTACT NVAPH: ecarte@nvaph.org
Public health is a shared responsibility. By connecting organizations, people, information, and ideas, we can help communities identify their priorities, strengthen prevention, and build healthier futures.
Have an idea for collaboration? We'd like to hear from you.