Best Babies Zone is a multi-city effort through UC Berkeley School of Public Health, Alameda County Public Health Department, and Building Blocks Collaborative.

The Early Learning Alliance is a working group that includes over 50 diverse organizations and individuals focused on aligning efforts so that all children succeed.

The mission of LSA Family Health Services is to support and serve vulnerable people with a historic mission of caring for people who are ill in their homes.

Shape Up Somerville began in 2002 as an academic-community partnership to prevent obesity in first through third graders through environmental change.

The Blackfeet Food Access and Sustainability team began in 2015 to increase awareness of and work together to reduce hunger within the Blackfeet Nation Reservation.

The Fostering Hope Initiative is a neighborhood based, collective impact initiative designed to promote the positive development of children, strengthen families and build community.

MOMS aims to improve children’s wellbeing and ability to reach their full potential, by developing a community-wide and accessible system that supports maternal health and wellbeing. 

Witnesses to Hunger recruits, trains, and empowers families experiencing hunger to advocate for policy and system changes at the local, state, and national level.

In May of 2015, a ballot initiative to create a Philadelphia Universal Pre-K Commission passed with overwhelming support.

Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department is responsible for the public health of both Lincoln, Nebraska and the entire county of Lancaster County, Nebraska.

The Cardiovascular Health, Nutrition and Physical Activity Section works to address childhood obesity using continuous process improvement.