Community Health Improvement Planning
Every three years, PPHD leads a Community Health Improvement Planning (CHIP) process that brings together residents, partners, and organizations to assess local conditions, identify shared priorities, and guide collective action to improve health across the Panhandle. Community health takes all of us, especially in rural areas with limited resources. The CHIP process builds on each community's strengths and ensures that local voices help shape future strategies. This past fall, PPHD hosted community meetings in all 12 Panhandle counties, engaging more than 70 community members.
What supports health in your community?
What are the barriers to health in your community?
What would you like to see your community focus on in the next few years to improve health?
We asked these questions at each community meeting and will continue to gather input at community events throughout the winter and spring. Your perspective matters, and we want to hear from you.
It’s not too late to share your input!
Scan the QR code or go to pphd.ne.gov to fill out the survey!
Megan Barhafer, MPH Community Health Planner mbarhafer@pphd.ne.gov
Please fill out this survey to share your thoughts and help us improve health in our communities!
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