Institute for Public Health Innovation

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Institute for Public Health Innovation What do we do? Simply put - The Institute for Public Health Innovation (IPHI) adds capacity to the public health system.

The Institute for Public Health Innovation is a non-profit resource that builds partnerships and solutions to improve health and well-being in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. IPHI is a facilitator, convener, and catalyst to help bring about better health and well-being for all people and communities throughout DC, Maryland, and Virginia. We accomplish this by providing the following overarching benefits:

{Design, Implement & Evaluate Innovative Public Health Strategies}
Key themes across all of IPHI’s work are collaboration, innovation, and action. We work with a broad range of partners across the DC-MD-VA region and nationally to develop and implement effective solutions that help create healthier communities.

{Facilitate Cross-Sector Partnerships for Health}
IPHI’s work reflects the understanding that many community sectors, both public and private, have essential roles to play in protecting and improving the public’s health. Throughout history, some of the greatest improvements in health came from advancements related to social and environmental issues, such as sanitation, labor laws, and housing and neighborhood conditions.

{Provide Training, Technical Assistance & Capacity Building Support}
As a public health institute, IPHI has an important role to play offering workforce training opportunities, providing technical assistance to government and community partners, and building community capacity to advance population health and health equity. Training and Education Skill development, leadership cultivation, and continuous learning are critical aspects of ensuring that professionals in health-related sectors.

{Support Effective Public Policy}
Public policy plays a central role in creating healthier communities. Policy can be a tool for financing cost-effective public health strategies, maximizing health benefits from certain programs or opportunities, improving service systems, and influencing healthier behaviors. IPHI supports the development and implementation of effective public health policy and advocates for public policy.

10/16/2026

Public health partners, National Network of Public Health Institutes wants to hear from you!

The National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) is seeking input from its network through the PIX Public Health Institute Environmental Scan to identify opportunities for greater collaboration and strengthen evidence-based policy development.

📝 Take a few minutes to complete the brief survey and help inform future collaboration across the public health community.

🔗 https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/01a11c2292d577ed9d1aa7c570383647

10/14/2026

In rural America, accessing healthcare can mean long drives, provider shortages and shuttered hospitals.

Our elected leaders have the power to expand access to healthcare. In this election, let them know: our zip codes shouldn’t determine our health.

Make a plan to vote: APHA.org/vote-for-health

🌾It's been proven that trusted voices lead to better outcomes! Join the Zee Turner Center for Community Health Workers n...
10/13/2026

🌾It's been proven that trusted voices lead to better outcomes! Join the Zee Turner Center for Community Health Workers next Tuesday for a Lunch & Learn exploring how Community Health Workers can strengthen rural health systems, expand access to care, and help communities thrive.

📅 Tuesday, October 20 | Noon – 1 p.m.
🔗 Register Now: https://institutephi-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_az-RADjmTnOQjtTo3kwzpA #/registration

🔊 NEW RFP: Community Engagement for Advance Directives in Rural MarylandThe Institute for Public Health Innovation (IPHI...
10/05/2026

🔊 NEW RFP: Community Engagement for Advance Directives in Rural Maryland

The Institute for Public Health Innovation (IPHI), funded by the Maryland Department of Health, seeks community-based, faith-based, and other nonprofit organizations serving rural Maryland communities to participate in a community education and outreach initiative focused on advance care planning and advance directives. To apply, visit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hMvP1KFBspTXJNAHGj6KgHDl2Fye-1ht/view

Selected organizations will receive:
- $5,000 in funding
- Training and technical assistance from IPHI
- Resources and support to incorporate advance directive education and conversations into existing or planned programs, services, events, and outreach activities.

No previous experience with advance directives is required. We are interested in organizations with trusted relationships with rural communities that regularly connect with community members through their existing work.

⌛*Application deadline: Monday, October 26, 2026

Please review the Request for Applications (RFA) for eligibility requirements, project expectations, application questions, and application instructions.

Questions? Contact Kady Pecorella at [email protected] by Thursday, October 22, 2026, to ensure a timely response.

10/02/2026

There are so many benefits of living in rural Virginia, especially if you’re a current or aspiring healthcare professional! ⤵️

Besides a lower cost of living compared to major metropolitan areas, rural Virginian towns offer a more relaxed lifestyle near boundless natural beauty.

Aspiring healthcare professionals can also take advantage of generous work incentives and rural healthcare transformation grants to cover student loans!

💜 Earn more to grow your healthcare career while living in a place you love: https://onboardvirginia.com/move-to-rural-virginia/

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Last Friday, , one of our initiative projects, enjoyed connecting with members of the Virginia Public Health Association...
10/02/2026

Last Friday, , one of our initiative projects, enjoyed connecting with members of the Virginia Public Health Association.

Our Associate Program Manager and VPHA Board Member, , delivered the Friday afternoon Advocacy Training. The ImmunizeVA team and staff had a chance to catch up with their previous annual meeting speaker, Daskalakis.

Thanks so much to VPHA for keeping public health at the forefront!

We’re excited to see  featured in the Richmond Times-Dispatch this past weekend!📰The article highlights the importance o...
09/28/2026

We’re excited to see featured in the Richmond Times-Dispatch this past weekend!📰

The article highlights the importance of vaccine confidence and ensuring Virginians have access to trusted, reliable information when making health decisions.

This is exactly the kind of work ImmunizeVA is proud to support every day, alongside our partners and trusted community messengers.

To learn more about the conversation around vaccine confidence in Virginia and to view the article, visit:

After Virginia’s 154-case measles outbreak, confusing federal vaccine guidance and new barriers to the proven MMR vaccine are the last things families need as children head back to school.

Here's a great opportunity in our region.   are encouraged to apply.
09/28/2026

Here's a great opportunity in our region. are encouraged to apply.

If interested, please contact VACHWA at [email protected] or (804) 616-0449 for the interest form! This is a paid opportunity. Space is limited.

Recently, IPHI joined the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) for a Thriving Communities convening.🏡 The convening b...
09/16/2026

Recently, IPHI joined the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) for a Thriving Communities convening.🏡 The convening brought grantees together to share what’s working, learn from one another, and strengthen efforts to improve community environmental health.

Organizations shared work spanning lead poisoning prevention, healthy housing, food access and urban agriculture, land conservation, and community coalition-building. A powerful theme emerged: despite ongoing policy and legal challenges, communities across the country are continuing to move this important work forward.

For IPHI, the convening offered an opportunity to reflect on our efforts to reduce lead exposure in Washington, DC. That work includes expanding education and awareness, connecting residents to available services and resources, and improving coordination between government and community organizations. These efforts are especially important for pregnant women, children, renters, homeowners of older housing, and others who face greater exposure risks.

Thank you to GHHI and our fellow grantees and partners for bringing people together to connect, learn, and keep this work moving forward.

El Instituto para la Innovación en Salud Pública, en colaboración con el Programa de Prevención del Envenenamiento por P...
09/15/2026

El Instituto para la Innovación en Salud Pública, en colaboración con el Programa de Prevención del Envenenamiento por Plomo del Departamento de Salud de Virginia, ofrece una capacitación gratuita de dos horas de educación continua, en español, dirigida a Promotores de Salud de Virginia.

Detalles de la capacitación:
Título: Capacitación sobre la Prevención del Envenenamiento Infantil por Plomo para Promotores de Salud de Virginia
Idioma: Español
Formato: En línea, pregrabada y a su propio ritmo
Duración: aproximadamente 2 horas
Costo: Gratuito

Educación continua: Se otorgarán créditos de educación continua a quienes completen satisfactoriamente la capacitación.

Regístrese aquí: https://institutephi.myabsorb.com?KeyName=CHWESPLEAD2026

Este enlace le llevará a una página donde podrá crear una cuenta. Una vez que haya creado su cuenta, quedará inscrito/a automáticamente en la capacitación.

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1250 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 202
Washington D.C., DC
20036

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12027473512

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