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LPHI is a statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit public health institute that has proudly served the residents of Louisiana since 1997. As the public health landscape shifts and changes at an ever-quickening pace, LPHI’s role is to be both responsive to the immediate public health needs of Louisiana residents and to create an environment for long-term public health improvements. LPHI’s mission is to ensure that everyone has fair and just opportunities to be healthy and well, which it strives to achieve through its four strategic plan priority areas: Racial Justice and Health Equity, Partnerships and Collaboration, A Healthier Louisiana, and A Thriving Organization.
External link for Louisiana Public Health Institute
400 Poydras
Suite 1250
New Orleans, LA 70130, US
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We are incredibly proud of our CEO, Shelina Davis, for being a @bloombergamericanhealth Fellow as she works toward her DrPH at Johns Hopkins. Shelina’s leadership at LPHI, combined with her passion for public health, mental health, addictions, and health equity, continues to make a profound impact on Louisiana’s communities. We look forward to seeing her furthering her expertise and advocacy through this prestigious fellowship.
Meet the Mental Health First Aid Instructor: Reagan Carmena! As a Certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor, Reagan is dedicated to empowering communities with the knowledge and tools to support youth mental health. Ready to learn from Reagan? Join our free Youth Mental Health First Aid Training on December 18th! Sign up now at lphi.org
This week, LPHI staff members Sarah Chrestman and Anne Jayes presented at the Leveraging Community-Based Pharmacies to Scale Up PEP & PrEP in Louisiana workshop, hosted by the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care, Walmart, and the Elton John AIDS Foundation. The workshop focused on implementing HB 589 from the 2024 Regular Session, allowing pharmacists to directly dispense PEP/PrEP to prevent and treat HIV. With Sunday, December 1st marking World AIDS Day and December being HIV Awareness Month, LPHI remains committed to promoting health equity and combating the spread of HIV in Louisiana.
We’re a proud partner of the 2024 Health Summit – Equity, Opportunity, and Well-Being for All. Join us on Nov 12-13 as we work to improve health outcomes and the quality of life for Louisiana children & families and move Louisiana forward. Register now at https://lnkd.in/eYxdBF3J. #LAHealthSummit2024 #LA40by2030
Did you know that the policies shaped by your vote can directly impact the health of your community? That’s why voting is good for your health! People who have a plan are more likely to vote, so check out vote.health/WWV to make your voting plan by November 5th. It provides voters with all the information you need in one place, so you can ensure you are ready to vote next week!
We’re excited to attend the 8th Annual National Design Thinking Healthcare Summit as we continue on our journey to ensure everyone has fair and just opportunities to be healthy and well. Register now at https://lnkd.in/gNugsinK to join us!
We're thrilled to congratulate TFL Intern, Sean Benton on his acceptance into the 2024-2025 Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program! 🌟 This prestigious program empowers underrepresented students for doctoral studies through research and scholarship. We can’t wait to see all the incredible things Sean will achieve!
Central and Bayou areas of Louisiana, we need your voice to help shape the future of healthcare in your community by participating in the 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment. Your feedback impacts how hospitals and organizations improve services and secure vital resources for local health initiatives. Don’t wait - share your voice and shape your community through the link or QR code!