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Monthly Workgroup Meetings

There are three Local Health Improvement Planning (LHIP) Workgroups that meet monthly to improve population health in Frederick County.

What to expect:

These current workgroups were formed in 2022 and will end in 2025 when we re-evaluate the community’s health needs with the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). If you are joining mid-cycle, please recognize that the work has already started.

To get you up to speed, we will share logic models, action plans, and planned initiatives so that everyone can participate in ongoing meetings and events.

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Adverse Childhood Experiences in Adolescents

Meets on 3rd Monday of the month

12pm to 1:30pm

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Type 2 Diabetes

Meets on 4th Wednesday of the month

1pm to 2:30pm

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Mental Health

Meets on 3rd Tuesday of the month

1pm to 2:30pm

Workgroups are open to everyone

We invite all interested members of the public and community partners to participate in these workgroups. 

Share your passion for community health and health equity, and work alongside other community members who share your commitment. 

Remember, workgroups operate on three-year cycles. If you want to join mid-cycle, we will share logic models, action plans, and planned initiatives so that everyone can participate in ongoing meetings and events.

Additionally, if your employer is not covering the cost of your attendance for LHIP activities, you could qualify for a monthly stipend to participate in the LHIP process. The next stipend period will be from July 2024- December 2024.

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What does each workgroups seek to do?

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Advocate for environmental changes to decrease risk factors that negatively impact our community’s health

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Advocate for changes to increase protective factors that impact prevention, treatment or healing.

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