National Leaders
with established relationships
The Public Health Institute’s Center for Wellness and Nutrition is a leader in developing campaigns, programs, and partnerships to promote wellness and equitable health practices in the most vulnerable communities across the world. We have established relationships with local, state, national, and international organizations, and through education, training and technical assistance, advocacy, and evaluation, we work to make health accessible for all. We are dedicated to health equity for all, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or ability.
Our expertise and commitment can help you set, achieve, and evaluate your goals, while developing effective and innovative programs for your community.
Our Approach:
Pillars of Purpose
Our strategic pillars guide our efforts to promote community wellness and equity. These pillars form the foundation of our services, ensuring purposeful outcomes and fostering healthier, more equitable communities.
Education
Promoting evidence-based models for health literacy
We deliver high-quality health education centered on integrity, personalized wellness strategies, and respect for health educators. Our initiatives are designed to boost health literacy among diverse populations, ensuring equitable access to trustworthy health information.
Training & Technical Assistance
Hosting training to enhance equity and eliminate bias
We deliver tailored training and technical assistance with a focus on boosting individual and organizational capacity, using proven community-based strategies and providing a comprehensive range of professional development and continuing education options.
Advocacy
Co-creating solutions with community residents
We focus on promoting health through supportive policies, advancing equity via advocacy and education, and empowering communities to advocate for equitable policies, systems, and environments.
Research & Evaluation
Providing action-oriented and evidence-based outcomes
We focus on building evidence and insight through original research and evaluations, implementing innovative pilot projects, demonstrating methodological ingenuity, and translating findings into actionable intelligence for stakeholders.
News
CDPH, OHE Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH), through the Public Health Institute's Center for Wellness and Nutrition, awarded $25 million to 28 community based & tribal organizations.
Wellness Matters: October 2025 Newsletter
Included in this issue: Honoring Our Team and Moving Forward Together: Message from the Director, PHI CWN Contributes to Global Dialogue on Nutrition, PHI CWN and Tribal Ambassador Committee Attend the National Tribal Health Conference, Tribal Expansion Pilot Project Strengthens Food Sovereignty and Wellness in Native Communities, PHI CWN Celebrates California Native American Day at the Capitol, CYBHI Campaign Spotlight, Community Health Workers Driving Diabetes Prevention in Stockton, and Upcoming Events.
2024 Impact Report: A Year of Accomplishments
This report showcases our progress and celebrates the contributions of our community, supporters, and generous donors. Thank you for your support.
