All In: Data for Community Health is a learning network of communities that are testing exciting new ways to systematically improve community health outcomes through multisector partnerships working to share data.

The environment in which people live, work, and learn has a profound impact on health, but policies and programs that shape environments generally fall outside the jurisdiction of health agencies, requiring multidisciplinary networks.

The Kansas Association of Local Health Departments​ is advancing planning, piloting, and documenting the evolution of the FPHS model in Kansas, as well as evaluating the use of cross-jurisdictional sharing for specific FPHS components.

PHNCI has awarded innovation replication grants to five public health departments to test the Universal Community Planning Tool in their own communities.

Case studies outlining several years of work, including project objectives, results of transforming public health systems through FPHS implementation, challenges encountered, lessons learned, next steps, and implications on the national work of FPHS.

To reduce their numbers and minimize their risk of reoffending, the DuPage County Health Department has partnered with the DuPage County Sheriff’s Office to implement the DuPage County Post-Crisis Response Team project.