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RFP – NYSACHO’s Annual Board Retreat

September 25, 2023 —

NYSACHO is soliciting proposals for our Annual Board Retreat taking place around July/August of 2024 on a Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for about 20 participants. Please submit your proposals to Laura Gibson, Program and Event Planning Specialist at [email protected] by

NYSACHO’s 2022 Annual Report

April 25, 2023 —

NYSACHO’s 2022 Annual Report    

Funding Opportunity: Climate & Health Adaptation Projects (Deadline 2/10)

January 12, 2023 —

Request for Applications In line with NYSACHO’s mission to support and empower LHDs in their work to promote health and wellness, NYSACHO is committed to providing support to LHDs as they work to address and prevent the health impacts of

Request for Proposals: Grants Consultant

January 3, 2023 —

Request for Proposals The New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) is currently seeking proposals from vendors who can track funding opportunties related to substance use disorder (SUD) and/or harm reduction services that NYSACHO members are eligible for

LGBTQIA+ Toolkit

December 22, 2022 —

NYSACHO is happy to announce the availability of a new social media toolkit to promote COVID-19 and mpox vaccinations to the LGBTQIA+ community! The toolkit includes 11 graphics along with suggested post language. Download the toolkit and all graphics here.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Communications & Media Consultant

December 5, 2022 —

Click Here for Details on the SUD Communications Consultant RFP Request for Proposals The New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) is currently seeking proposals from experienced communications and media specialists to develop campaign materials to inform the

NYSACHO 18 Month Calendar November 2022 – April 2024

October 18, 2022 —

November 2022 – April 2023 May 2023 – October 2023 November 2023 – April 2024

SUPPORT THE PREPARE ACT – Public Health Reinvestment and Emergency Pandemic Adaptability, Readiness and Efficiency

January 27, 2022 —

The public health reinvestment and emergency pandemic adaptability, readiness, and efficiency (PREPARE) act is designed to increase the infrastructural state funding supporting local health departments’ provision of the core public health services needed to provide a base level of protection to the communities they serve. State reinvestment in the funding for local health departments will help retain and sustain a responsive, skilled public health workforce necessary to take prompt action in public health emergencies. Over the past decade, the local public health workforce has decreased by one-third while public health emergencies have been increasing. Click here to learn more about the PREPARE ACT.

2020 Annual Report

May 3, 2021 —

The year 2020 presented challenges that many considered inconceivable, but local health departments have been preparing for an outbreak like COVID-19 for years. Throughout the year, local health departments worked seven days a week to coordinate PPE distribution, set up testing sites, support persons under quarantine and isolation, inform the public, and so much more. As the membership association for local health departments, the New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) has played a prominent role in bringing visibility to the work conducted by our members during COVID-19. NYSACHO’s 2020 Annual Report summarizes the work the NYSACHO team did throughout 2020 to support COVID-19 mitigation and response efforts employed by local health departments, as well as our advocacy work and key successes in other programmatic areas. The report also features a letter from NYSACHO President, Dr. Kevin D. Watkins, and Executive Director, Sarah Ravenhall, our 2020 Financial Report, and a thank you letter to NYSACHO members from the NYSACHO team.

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NYSACHO is incorporated as a not-for-profit, non-partisan charitable organization with 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
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