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The following resources were collected from a number of partnering organizations and are offered to foster learning and collaboration to help advance the field in areas of Climate & Health; Public Health, Housing for Health, Social Health, Food is Medicine, and more. Do you have a resource that should be considered? Please email (X) with the resource(s) that you’d like us to review for consideration.

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How Health Systems and Hospitals Can Help Solve Homelessness

The guidance presented is intended to help health systems and hospitals more effectively, collaboratively, and compassionately care for people experiencing homelessness. View resource

19 Strategies for Communities to Address Encampments Humanely and Effectively

Based on what is working well in communities across the country, this guidance serves as an update and expansion of the “7 Principles for Addressing Encampments” USICH published in 2022. View resource

Ending Homelessness Before It Starts: A Federal Homelessness Prevention Framework

A framework on developing and implementing a cross-system homelessness prevention strategy grounded in the expertise of people with lived experience. View resource

Addressing Behavioral Health Needs of People Experiencing or at Risk of Homelessness

Information about federal funding, technical assistance, policy and regulatory flexibilities to support the delivery and financing of behavioral health services for people experiencing homelessness. View resource

ALL IN: The Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness

The 2022 report of the Federal Strategic Plan on homelessness from the Biden-Harris administration. View resource

From Evidence to Action: A Federal Homelessness Research Agenda

This research agenda is intended to shape federal investments in homelessness research and offer a roadmap committed to advancing the most effective responses to homelessness in the United States. View resource

NCDHHS: Healthy Opportunities Pilots

NCDHHS is addressing the conditions in which people live that directly impact health, known as “social determinants of health,” or SDOH. Healthy Opportunities | NCDHHSNCDHHS

Full Circle Health Network: Driving CBO Success with CalAIM

The largest integrated network of community-based organizations in California delivering coordinated services to vulnerable children, individuals and families. View resource

Full Circle Health Network: Connecting CBOs & MCPs

Enabling CBOs to connect with Medi-Cal payers and systems to support children and families. View resource

CHCF Exploring Emerging Medi-Cal Community Care Hubs

This comprehensive study highlights various models and solutions deployed to address the needs of community providers, MCPs, and members. View resource

Good health requires more than health care

Everyone needs a safe place to live, healthy food to eat, and other essentials. We offer support to help people live well and thrive. Good Health Requires More Than Health CareEveryone needs a safe place to live, healthy food to eat, and other essentials. We offer support to help people

White House Challenge to End Hunger and Build Healthy Communities

As a continuation of the work started at the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, the Biden-Harris Administration launched a nationwide call-to-action to stakeholders across all of society to make commitments to end hunger and reduce diet-related diseases by 2030. View resource

How Health Care Can Lead the Food Is Medicine Movement

Food and nutrition insecurity is a health issue far too big to ignore. Diet-related diseases are the leading cause of death in the US for adults. While the connection between food and health is evident, how can health care make a more meaningful difference in preventing diet-related diseases? How Health

HHS Food is Medicine Virtual and Toolkit Briefing

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services worked with federal partners, NGOs and communities to develop a Food Is Medicine Virtual Toolkit with resources that can be used to advance FIM in communities across the country. Food Is Medicine | odphp.health.govFind resources to prevent, manage, and treat

Supporting Access to Nutritious Food for Healthy Communities

Kaiser Permanente has committed to providing $50 million by 2030 to support programs that increase food and nutrition security and improve health outcomes for the country’s most vulnerable populations. Food and Nutrition SecurityKaiser Permanente is committed to promoting food and nutrition security for our members, our communities, and the

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