Community Power Building

We believe that those most affected by health inequities are best positioned to identify solutions. That's why we are committed to supporting efforts that shift power dynamics to ensure that those most impacted are leading and deciding.

We do this by:  

• Supporting the work of organizing people in communities experiencing the most inequities.
• Supporting initiatives and organizations that are led by those most impacted. 
• Supporting community-based nonprofits. 
• Supporting efforts focused on leadership development.  

See the Open Funding page for RFPs and RFAs being accepted at this time. 

To learn more about our strategic planning process please click here.

For more information about our work building community power in urban and suburban communities, contact

Julian Collins, Senior Program Manager of Community Engagement (Urban/Suburban)

jcollins@interactforhealth.org

For more information about our work building community power in rural communities, contact

Caitlin Bentley, Senior Program Manager of Community Engagement (Rural)

cbentley@interactforhealth.org