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6.3 Offer to begin developing
The Hub becomes a
content and data that could be
• Staff source of content and
helpful for envisioning Jan – Jun 2025
time • HPHD data to support
collaborative efforts, and ongoing Lead
provide those resources • Software collaborative efforts in
Year 2
through the Hub
6.4 Consider additional HPHD considers
support strategies for Year 2 strategies for aligning
• Staff
initiatives that the Hub could Jan – Jun 2025
time • HPHD Hub resources in
provide based on ideas ongoing Lead support of member
emerging from member • Software ideas for Year 2
dialog collaborations
G. Alignment with State and National Priorities
As of April 2024, the Virginia Department of Health most recent state health assessment identified a set of priorities including 1)
infant mortality; 2) firearm-related deaths; 3) obesity; 4) mental health; 5) substance use and drug overdose; and 6) housing,
transportation, and economic stability. The CHIP Implementation Plan for HPHD directly aligns with priorities 1, 2, and 5. It also
relates to the obesity priority as one causal factor for heart disease.
From a national view, the four priorities areas identified in the HPHD CHIP Implementation Plan align with Healthy People 2030
Leading Health Indicators relating to firearm deaths (homicide and suicide), heart disease risk factors (physical activity, blood
pressure, smoking), infant deaths, and drug overdose deaths.
In addition, Healthy People 2030 has a priority focus on eliminating health disparities and creating equitable opportunities for
people to live healthy lives. Core strategies include advancing health equity, increasing health literacy, and addressing social
determinants of health in communities across the nation. A cross-cutting aim of the HPHD CHIP Implementation Plan is to engage
community organizations in identifying community populations who need help with understanding and access community supports,
including help with addressing social determinants that may influence disparities and affect their opportunities for health.
Appendix 2 – Workgroup Member Ideas for Prospective Partners
Note: This list includes ideas shared by CHIP Workgroup Members in 2023, and Implementation Task Group Members in
2024. The list is provisional and does not imply approval by any of the listed organizations. Also, some organizations may be
interested in working on topics beyond those indicated in the list.
Organization Firearm Violence Heart Disease Infant Mortality Substance Use
#757 Breastfeeds *
(HII) Shipyard *
3E Restorations *
4 Oaks * *
American Heart Association *
Avalon *
Bacon Street *
Ben's Friends *
Black Maternal Health Equity Action
*
Alliance
Boys and Girls Clubs *
CDR *
Center for Child & Family Services *
Churches / Faith Communities * * * *
Colonial Behavioral Health *
Community Clinics *
Community Health Workers * * * *
Community Coordinated Response
*
Team
Community Corrections *
Community Foundation *
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