As the Healthy Opportunities Pilot takes off, how are organizations using the program to better serve their clients? We discussed this topic with Sonya Jones,
Stradley to begin on Oct. 24 Asheville, N.C. – Following a five-month national search, Impact Health has named Laurie Stradley, DrPH as its next executive
(The Center Square) — In about a third of North Carolina counties, certain residents on Medicaid are receiving free food and other services with their
According to the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, 80 percent of health outcomes are determined by social and environmental factors. A new pilot program in
Although the North Carolina General Assembly is formally out of session, it was still a busy week in state government and politics: This week Senate
SYLVA — As nonprofits and local governments search for solutions to make the regional stronger, a federal agriculture department spokesman had encouraging words. “Right now
After piloting the Farm Fresh Produce Prescription in 2021, ASAP has expanded the program this season to partner with multiple healthcare access points and local
Policy Innovations And Cross-Sector Partnerships Childhood food insecurity rapidly increased in the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the rate of food insecurity in
Impact Health has released a Request for Proposal for designing a Healthy Opportunities Pilot program evaluation. In addition to fulfilling State evaluation requirements, Impact Health
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. (WLOS) — North Carolina’s 18 western-most counties are part of an innovative pilot program that aims to address social and environmental determinants of
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