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Our Commitment

Request for Proposals

The Community Health Institute/JSI is releasing an RFP for a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded initiative (the Multistate Learning Collaborative -3) inviting community organizations to form learning collaboratives focusing on improving the public health system infrastructure at the community level. This initiative is co-sponsored by the National Network for Public Health Institutes and the NH DHHS Division of Public Health
Services.

Download the RFP

We are committed to a healthier New Hampshire because this is where we live and work.

The Community Health Institute (CHI) is committed to improving the health and well-being of people and communities in Northern New England. We strive to assure optimal conditions to support people in their pursuit of healthier lives. We work with public and private sector clients to build capacity to carry out health and improvement initiatives designed to meet community needs. We are successful when our work has a sustainable impact on individual and community ability to achieve desired health outcomes.

We work to:

  • Strengthen the public health infrastructure
  • Evaluate program effectiveness and promote best practices
  • Identify community health concerns
  • Increase access to health care services
  • Inform public policy
  • Improve the quality and efficiency of health services delivery
  • Promote healthy behaviors

The CHI was established in 1995 by JSI Research and Training Institute (JSI), in partnership with the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, to provide community-based providers with expertise and resources to strengthen New Hampshire's health care system. The CHI works works with health departments, health care providers and organizations, community organizations, and foundations.


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Last modified: July 7, 2008