Regional Partnerships That Promote Population Health
Cincinnati Children’s is committed to ensuring that all children in our region reach their full potential, whether or not they receive care at Cincinnati Children’s.
As part of the health system’s division of Population Health, Community Relations plays a key role in achieving that goal. The Community Relations team builds trust and connects partners who work together to improve health for every child in our community.
Cincinnati Children’s builds relationships with schools, government agencies, nonprofits and other organizations where we have locations to learn how we can address issues affecting child health and well-being in those communities. Through these partnerships, Cincinnati Children’s promotes youth literacy through Read Across America, conducts projects during Volunteer Month, participates in back-to-school events and more.
In addition, we invest in community partners in Avondale and throughout the region that work to improve child health and well-being.
We work with many organizations, including:
- the Adams County Health Department
- Cincinnati Public Schools
- Cincinnati Recreation Commission
- Edge Teen Center
- First Ladies for Health
- Freestore Foodbank
- St. Vincent de Paul
- Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio
- YWCA
- and many others
Together, Cincinnati Children's and community organizations help address issues such as:
- educational success
- youth mental health and resilience
- community safety
- chronic disease prevention and management
- food security and more
Interested in Partnering with Cincinnati Children’s?
To learn more, please email communityrelations@cchmc.org.
