Braiding and blending funds to support community health improvement: A compendium of resources and examples

Health conditions and risk factors often overlap and co-occur, and are intimately tied to social and structural determinants of health. As a result, it is essential that health improvement efforts center on prevention and policy, systems and environmental changes that cut across sectors. There is widespread recognition that such multi-sector/collective impact work is necessary to improve health, education and broader well-being outcomes in communities across the U.S. Many organizations and individuals are exploring the intersection of health with housing, community development, education, and other sectors. (author introduction) #P4HEwebinarOctober2023