Health Administration

Need to protect local health protection grant funding

NACCHO announces two funding opportunities to local health departments (LHDs).

Targeted funding and policy changes needed as Congress continues to negotiate next emergency supplemental package

Newest edition shares 355 measurable, streamlined objectives

The HFS CARES Portal will be open from 8:00 a.m. today, September 29, 2020, through 12:00 noon on Saturday, October 31, 2020.

Building on a strong team of diverse experts in their fields, Governor JB Pritzker announced new appointments in his administration.

Is your health department prepared for a possible Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) outbreak this fall?

The Prize honors and elevates communities that are advancing health, opportunity, and equity for all.

This forum will focus on developing an agenda for a strong public health system. We will discuss ideas for rebuilding public health investment, workforce, training and education, and infrastructure.

Public Health Campaign Uses Real-Time Data to Allocate Resources to Communities with Greatest Risk; Illinois Mask Mandate Went into Effect May 1

Safe States is requesting proposals for a qualified evaluation consultant to conduct a series of activities to evaluate the implications and effects of the COVID-19 outbreak and corresponding injury and violence prevention (IVP) response efforts

Funding will support organizations providing housing, support services, food, and other resources in areas most impacted by the pandemic

This webinar will provide Illinois planners an introduction to the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP), which has additional funding in 2020 to support biking and walking infrastructure projects.

IPHA is pleased to partner with ezEMRx to provide an opportunity for our partner agencies in Illinois to purchase bulk supply of hand sanitizer at discount pricing.

Please contact your Representatives and Senators!

The Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund (CCRF) is now accepting grant proposals from established direct service providers providing emergency response services to people in the Chicago area impacted by COVID-19.

IPHA is calling on retired public health professionals, emergency preparedness and response experts, nurses and others to take action as a volunteer during this time of need.

Governor Pritzker announced increases in SNAP benefits, funding to support people experiencing homelessness, and a stipend to child care providers who have provided child care to essential workers during this crisis.

In order to understand the acute needs for PPE among community-based organizations across the state, please consider completing this short survey.

Letter asks that a portion of the federal funds coming to Illinois for the COVID-19 response be directed toward LHDS for much needed financial relief

The PPE will be distributed to frontline providers through IPHA’s partnership with the IEMA.

The first day to complete the 2020 Census online will be tomorrow, March 12th on my2020census.gov

In-State Testing for Coronavirus in Illinois Not Impacted by Issues in Other States

IDPH is now able to conduct testing for the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV)

The 2019 Novel Coronavirus (named 2019-nCoV) is a rapidly evolving situation and the IDPH provides updates as information becomes available.