Colorado Public Health Association

Save the Date!

The 2008 Public Health in Colorado Conference will be held Sepember 15-17 at the Beaver Run Resort.

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AFFILIATIONS

CPHA is an affiliate of the American Public Health Association (APHA)

CPHA affiliates include:

Public Health Nursing Association of Colorado (PHNAC)

Colorado Chapter of the Society for Public Health Education (COSOPHE)

CPHA Receives Capacity Building Grant!

CPHA received a $90,000 grant from APHA to strengthen infrastructure and build capacity. Click Here for the press release.

CPHA receives Outstanding Affiliate of the Year Award

for outstanding performance in advocating and promoting public health. Click Here for the press release.

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Colorado School of Public Health Initiative: Workforce Survey Results

CSPHI conducted this survey to gather information on advanced and continuing education needs in order to develop programs in the new school and the Center for Public Health Practice. Click Here to see the results.

Kids First License Plate!

Each $30 donation for a license plate will fund community projects to promote child health awareness and injury prevention activities for children in Colorado. For more information....

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Looking for a Career Opportunity

in Public Health?

Click Here for a listing of Public Health Jobs


	CPHA membership is as diverse as public health itself and includes nurses, epidemiologists, planners, health specialists, health educators, physicians and others.
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	Contributions to CPHA help fund activities that enhance the health of Coloradans. Consider making a contribution to assist us in these efforts.Colorado Public Health Association
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