Syringe Services and Community-Based Harm Reduction Program
Unrestricted one-year grants for grassroots groups organizing around urgent and emerging justice needs.
Unrestricted one-year grants for grassroots groups organizing around urgent and emerging justice needs.
The New York Community Trust uses its permanent endowment to support nonprofit organizations that help make New York City a vital and secure place to live and work. Its work may be especially relevant to organizations focused on financial stability / economic opportunity.
A community-defined evidence practice designed to reduce mental health disparities among Cambodian immigrants and refugees through culturally and linguistically responsive services. The program combines outreach and education, educational workshops, strength-based case management, and social and spiritual activities delivered by bilingual and bicultural Community Health Workers.
This publication reviews the root causes of health inequity, presents community-based solutions, and recommends actions that organizations and partners across sectors can take to expand opportunity and improve health equity.
This report examines racial and ethnic differences in mental health needs, access to services, treatment experiences, and perceived helpfulness using findings from a nationally representative survey.
This community-created guide shares practical strategies for building trust, developing culturally and linguistically responsive communications, aligning work with community priorities, strengthening partnerships, and sustaining organizational capacity to advance health equity.
This interactive guide offers 15 strategic practices and real-world examples to help organizations plan, implement, and sustain health equity and racial justice work in partnership with communities.
This guide helps organizations understand narrative power, examine the stories that shape health inequities, and develop shared narratives that can strengthen communications, advocacy, programs, and health equity strategies.
This discussion guide provides questions, facilitation tips, and supporting resources that organizations can use to lead constructive community conversations about health gaps, structural barriers, and equitable opportunities for health.
This internship introduces students to global public health practice, partnerships, policy, and professional development through work that supports health and well-being across communities.