The Partnership for Health Equity and Inclusion works to advance innovative public health interventions and policy solutions that address inequities rooted in the Social Determinants of Health.
Our Objectives and Purpose
Public Health
The organization aims to improve public health globally by promoting education, prevention, and treatment related to tobacco- and nutrition-linked diseases, women’s reproductive health, and gerontological issues including aging and end-of-life care.
Public Safety
The organization works to improve public safety by advancing education and supporting policy development across social service, nonprofit, and enforcement agencies to help eliminate violence against vulnerable groups, prevent hate crimes motivated by identity, and end child labor.
Our Work
Communities Addressing Nicotine (CAN)
The Communities Addressing Nicotine (CAN) project shares the belief of the California Tobacco Prevention Program and many others working in tobacco education throughout the State: All individuals have the right to be protected from the dangers of secondhand smoke (SHS) where they live, work, and play.
Living Independent from Tobacco (LIFT)
The Living Independent from Tobacco (LIFT) project shares the belief of the California Tobacco Prevention Program and many others working in tobacco education throughout the State: All individuals have the right to be protected from the dangers of secondhand smoke (SHS) where they live, work, and play.
North State Coalition for Childhood Injury Prevention
The Partnership for Health Equity and Inclusion is a current recipient of a Kids Plates Program Childhood Unintentional Injury Prevention Grant, September 1, 2023-June 30, 2025. This grant from the California Department of Public Health Injury Prevention Branch (CDPH IVPB) serves a 19-county region within far northern rural counties of California known as High Country.
Wellness Innovations for Native Nations (WINN)
The Wellness Innovations for Native Nations (WINN) project shares the belief of the California Tobacco Prevention Program and many others working in tobacco education throughout the State: All individuals have the right to be protected from the dangers of secondhand smoke (SHS) where they live, work, and play.
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