What’s in a word? The challenge of “infrastructure” fundingBlog Post by Institute for Community Health | December 15, 2016 By Lise E. Fried Status of nonprofits Donors and funders often want to know how much of a nonprofit’s revenue was spent on “infrastructure” or “overhead.” Donors and foundations want to fund “programs” not “infrastructure.” But, how can programs exist…
Happy Thanksgiving!!News by Institute for Community Health | November 23, 2016 ICH is thankful for all our partners, supporters, board of directors and staff. Together we are building healthy sustainable communities.
Giving TuesdayNews by Institute for Community Health | November 23, 2016 A week from today is #GivingTuesday. When you donate to Institute for Community Health, you support the creation of healthier communities. To help you learn more about our great work, we will be posting information on how your donation makes…
Our commitment still standsNews by Institute for Community Health | November 10, 2016 We continue to stand with and support diverse communities of all colors, religions, nationalities and sexual preferences.#PostElection2016 #healthcare
Using photovoice to engage participants in qualitative data collectionBlog Post by Institute for Community Health | October 27, 2016 By Ranjani Paradise Here at ICH, we do a lot of qualitative data collection as part of our research projects, program evaluations, and needs assessments. While we often use traditional methods such as interviews and focus groups, we also use…
Behavioral Health Integration and the Workforce: the Cambridge Health Alliance ExperienceBlog Post by Institute for Community Health | September 29, 2016 By Leah Zallman, MD, MPH Behavioral health integration has caught the national eye for its potential to improve patient outcomes and patient satisfaction, in addition to reducing costs. Behavioral health integration is a healthcare delivery approach that is geared towards…
