New Hampshire Public Health Association

The New Hampshire Public Health Association (NHPHA) is a statewide non-profit public health membership association founded in 1992. We are the leading, trusted New Hampshire public health voice that empowers our members and communities to achieve a healthier New Hampshire. Our mission is to improve the public's health by championing public health policy and practice, promoting health equity, enriching the workforce, and inspiring others.

Advocacy

Laws, regulations, and public policy can have a major effect on public health. The New Hampshire Public Health Association utilizes education and advocacy to help enact effective policies that support both population-based and individual health throughout our state and communities.

Professional Development

The professional development program engages and educates professionals on emerging public health issues. We aim to be the go-to organization that brings together public health practitioners for networking and collaborative learning and offer a range of educational activities for early-career and seasoned professionals.

Team Up, Take Action Conference

The ​Team Up Take Action Conference convenes public health and health care professionals, community activists, and health advocates to advance best practices and build collective capacity to improve community health through partnership. The conference is attended by 150 public health professionals.

Public Health Ambassador Program

The program promotes the public health profession and highlights the benefits and opportunities of joining the public health sector, thereby inspiring and engaging students and career seekers.​

VaxWell NH Coalition

VaxWell NH Coalition is a statewide immunization alliance with the mission of reducing
vaccine-preventable diseases by increasing immunization rates. 

Mentorship Program

​The Mentorship Program offers a level of engagement and member development designed to be
​a mutually beneficial experience for mentors and mentees. 

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