Resource Library

This toolkit guides the process of developing a compelling value proposition narrative that compels stakeholders to get involved in regional efforts to transform health and well-being.

This brief recaps a webinar and subsequent office hours that explore the landscape of multi-sector partnerships for health across the country, how to lay a foundation for sustainable partnerships, and options for financing structures to support them.

This webinar highlights the landscape of multi-sector partnerships for health across the country, how to lay a foundation for sustainable partnerships, and options for financing structures to support them.

This blog post reflects on the process and findings of ReThink Health initiative's Ventures project and provides five lessons for stewards transforming regional health and well-being.

This book illustrates how seven sites pursued pooled community wellness funds to address primary prevention of chronic conditions or an upstream driver of health.

This case study details the Baltimore Ride Share Project to Support Healthy Food Priority Areas, an innovative project being implemented by the Baltimore City Health Department which aims to promote access to healthy food and support residents in making healthy decisions by providing transportation to and from supermarkets.

This case study details Mothers in Arizona Moving Ahead, a project that unites mothers living in poverty, health care professionals, and volunteers from the larger community to participate in curriculum delivery, training, evaluation, volunteer support networks, and community engagement activities.

This report provides guidance for those in non-health care sectors (e.g. housing, social services, community-based organizations) on effectively engaging and advancing conversations with health care stakeholders about sharing data.

This report discusses specific actions leaders at the local, state, and federal level can keep doing, start doing, or stop doing to get systems alignment and services right for children and families. The report summarizes these recommendations and shares examples from four states that are leading the way.

This blog post examines what it looks like when stewards (both people and organizations), including multisector partnerships, effectively lead and collaborate around the common purpose of transforming health and well-being in their region.