Contributing Partners
The 2024 Community Health Assessment (CHA) was made possible thanks to the collaborative efforts of Kings County Department of Public Health, community partners, local stakeholders, non-profit partners and community residents. Their contributions, expertise, time, and resources played a critical part in the completion of this assessment.
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Adventist Health
Aria Community Health Center
Armona Community Services District
California Health Collaborative
Champions Recovery Alternative Programs
City of Corcoran
Community residents
Corcoran Unified School District
Duchess of Doula
Family HealthCare Network
Hanford Public Library
Kings Community Action Organization
Kings County Commission on Aging
Kings County Health Equity Advisory Panel (KCHEAP)
Kings County Latino Round Table
Kings County Office of Education
Kings County Behavioral Health Veterans Support Group
Kings View Community Services
Lily of the Valley Church
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Re-establishing Stratford
Restore 180
Santa Rosa Rancheria Department of Education
Tachi-YokutTribe
United Health Centers
Valley Voices
WestCares
Community Health
Improvement Plan (CHIP)
The Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is part of a framework that is used to guide community benefit activities - policy, advocacy, and program-planning efforts.
What is an Improvement
Plan(CHIP)?
Priority Health Needs For Kings County
Access To HealthCare
Food Insecurity
Environmental Exposures
Chronic Disease
Maternal, Infant, And Child Health