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Hampton & Peninsula Community Health Improvement Plan — 2023–2028

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Appendix B Prospective Community Partners Note: The following list was identified by CHIP Workgroup members during the September 20 working session. This is an initial list and not presented as a comprehensive inventory of prospective community partners. Organization Firearm Violence Heart Disease Infant Mortality Substance Use (HII) Shipyard x 3E Restorations x 4 Oaks x American Heart Association x Avalon x Bacon Street x Ben's Friends x Boys and Girls Clubs x CDR x Churches x Colonial Behavioral Health x Community Clinics x Community Coordinated Response Team x Community Corrections x Community Foundation x Community Health Workers x Courts x Early Impact Virginia x EMS x Faith-Based Organizations x x First Spark (Smart Beginning) x x Food Banks x x Hampton City Government x Hampton Family Violence Council x Hampton Healthy Families x Hampton New News CSB x x Hampton VA x Hand-in-Hand x Healthy Families (Home Visitation) x Heart Specialist x HELP x Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition x Home Visitation Programs x Homeless Shelters x Hopeful Hampton x Hospital ER x Hospitals x Hospitals (Mother Baby Units) x House of Mercy x HPHD x Insurance Companies (Case Coordinator, x Case Mgmt) James City County DSS x Lackey SEVHS x LGBT Life Center x Link x Local Chambers x 14
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