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SUMMARY:Natalie S. Burke Breakfast on July 11
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DESCRIPTION: With fifty percent of the Dan River Region’s health outc
omes determined by access to physical, economic and social opportunities
, the case is made that where one lives matters. The release of the regi
on’s first health equity report will display this data for the fir
st time proving that point.On July 11 at 7:30 a.m. at the Institute for
Advanced Learning & Research, the health equity report, initiated by
The Health Collaborative, will be unveiled featuring speaker Natalie S.
Burke, President and CEO of CommonHealth ACTION (CHA). Natalie guides p
eople and organizations to solutions, plans, and common language necessa
ry to succeed and make the world a better place, a healthy place.Funded
in collaboration with Centra, DRF and Danville Regional Medical Center a
nd conducted in partnership with The Health Collaborative and the Instit
ute for Public Health Innovation, the report is designed to be a baselin
e of data as work moves forward in creating healthier spaces for all cit
izens, no matter where they live.Taking 10 months to complete, the data
compiled and analyzed is taken from the American Community Survey, the U
nited States Census Bureau, the Virginia Department of Health and North
Carolina State Center of Health Statistics as well as local data that wa
s provided by the City of Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia and Ca
swell County, North Carolina.The health equity report is built to help n
eighbors, sector leaders and community organizations begin to develop a
clear understanding of why certain investments are made in local communi
ties and how support across all sectors will help to create a healthier
and more vibrant Dan River Region.The breakfast event is free and open t
o the public on a first come, first served basis. Space is limited but r
eservations can be made by contacting the Danville Pittsylvania County C
hamber of Commerce at 434-836-6990 or by visiting the chamber website at
www.dpchamber.org.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\nWith fifty percent of the Dan River Region’s
health outcomes determined by access to physical, economic and social o
pportunities, the case is made that where one lives matters. The release
of the region’s first health equity report will display this data
for the first time proving that point.
On July 11 at 7:30 a.m. at
the Institute for Advanced Learning & Research, the health equity r
eport, initiated by The Health Collaborative, will be unveiled featuring
speaker Natalie S. Burke, President and CEO of CommonHealth ACTION (CHA
). Natalie guides people and organizations to solutions, plans, and comm
on language necessary to succeed and make the world a better place, a he
althy place.
Funded in collaboration with Centra, DRF and Danville
Regional Medical Center and conducted in partnership with The Health Co
llaborative and the Institute for Public Health Innovation, the report i
s designed to be a baseline of data as work moves forward in creating he
althier spaces for all citizens, no matter where they live.
Taking
10 months to complete, the data compiled and analyzed is taken from the
American Community Survey, the United States Census Bureau, the Virgini
a Department of Health and North Carolina State Center of Health Statist
ics as well as local data that was provided by the City of Danville, Pit
tsylvania County, Virginia and Caswell County, North Carolina.
The
health equity report is built to help neighbors, sector leaders and com
munity organizations begin to develop a clear understanding of why certa
in investments are made in local communities and how support across all
sectors will help to create a healthier and more vibrant Dan River Regio
n.
The breakfast event is free and open to the public on a first c
ome, first served basis. Space is limited but reservations can be made b
y contacting the Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce at 434
-836-6990 or by visiting the chamber website at www.
dpchamber.org.
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