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A College Tour for Prospective First-Generation College Students

A College Tour for Prospective First-Generation College Students

A group of Upward Bound Math and Science teenagers – some who had never left central Ohio before – traveled to Washington D.C. over the summer to visit Georgetown and Howard Universities, part of Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s efforts to introduce students to post-secondary education.

A Neighborhood Partnership to Equip and Empower Parents

A Neighborhood Partnership to Equip and Empower Parents

The Proud Linden Parent Program is helping caregivers of young children learn from experts, and from each other, how to become better parents and tap into community resources in the process.

An Injury-Prevention Program to Combat Child Mortality

An Injury-Prevention Program to Combat Child Mortality

Unintentional injuries are responsible for approximately 1 in 5 child deaths. Columbus, Ohio is growing a program to help young children learn safety strategies.

A Mobile Health Locator App to Help Patients Access More Services

A Mobile Health Locator App to Help Patients Access More Services

Mobile health care units help improve access to services – but only if patients can find them. A number of Ohio health organizations have partnered to create a new app, which provides real-time locations and appointment availability for these “doctors’ offices on wheels.”

Building Healthy Communities Through Neighborhood Block Parties

Building Healthy Communities Through Neighborhood Block Parties

In 2023, nearly 2,300 kids and parents in the South Side and Linden neighborhoods of Columbus attended PlayStreets – free community events with music, food trucks, inflatables and fun activities that encourage kids and their families to get outside, get active and connect with neighbors.

How School-Based Health Care Helps Children

How School-Based Health Care Helps Children

Health systems and school districts throughout Ohio have partnered on “school-based health care,” an effort to bring medical and other wellness services into schools for children who might not otherwise receive them.

How Should a Neighborhood Improvement Initiative Measure Its Impact?

How Should a Neighborhood Improvement Initiative Measure Its Impact?

The Healthy Neighborhoods Healthy Families initiative has sparked millions of dollars of investment into the South Side of Columbus, Ohio. Deena Chisolm, PhD, director of the Center for Child Health Equity and Outcomes Research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, discusses making sure that investment has an impact.

Improving Children’s Health by Improving the Community

Improving Children’s Health by Improving the Community

One of Nationwide Children’s Hospital signature initiatives to improve outcomes for an entire population – Healthy Neighborhoods Healthy Families – was the recipient of the 2020 Hearst Health Prize.

How Community Input Guided a Report

How Community Input Guided a Report

Many scientific reports on public health issues don’t actually use public input. But recent research on treating people exposed to “forever chemicals” began by talking with people who have been exposed to them. A project officer at the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, spoke with The Collaboratory about this common-sense approach.

Improving Communities and Community Wellness

Improving Communities and Community Wellness

Vice President of Community Wellness Nick Jones sits down to discuss his philosophy on community improvement, Healthy Homes Healthy Families initiatives and priorities for 2023.

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