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Partners

NALHD and our members are sought-after partners in convening communities, determining policy, implementing evidence-based models of public health practice, identifying priority initiatives, and facilitating relationships. NALHD works with many government agencies, academic institutions, community-based organizations, advocacy groups, and representatives from business, education, healthcare, housing, and other entities.  Our partners invest, with NALHD, in strengthening Nebraska's local health departments and the public health system.

Our current partners include...

  • NALHD is Nebraska's affiliate of the National Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO).

  • NALHD and programs within the DHHS Division of Public Health work together toward their common goal of helping Nebraskans live better, healthier lives.

  • NALHD's membership in the Non-Profit Association of the Midlands helps to ensure our best practice and excellence.

  • NALHD is a proud member-partner of the Public Health Association of Nebraska.

  • NALHD is a proud member of Give Nebraska, a federation of nonprofit agencies improving the quality of life throughout Nebraska.

  • NALHD is part of the Nebraska State Team for the County Health Rankings and Roadmaps.

  • NALHD members work on numerous initiatives with faculty and students at the UNMC College of Public Health.

  • Lincoln Lancaster County Health Department

    Along with the City of Lincoln, NALHD is part of Lincoln's Multicultural Health Literacy Project. This is funded by the US Office of Minority Health.

About Us

Health Literacy

Health Literacy is the collection of skills needed to communicate about health care. Learn more about how NALHD directly addresses health literacy to improve health outcomes for Nebraskans.
Learn more here.

Nebraska's Health Departments

As Chief Health Strategists in districts that cover from 1 to 12 counties, Nebraska’s local public health departments identify and respond to local health priorities and needs.  Find your local health department.