PHIG Success Stories
See firsthand stories of impact from the Public Health Infrastructure Grant. From small wins to transformative changes, these PHIG Success Stories give us a glimpse into how PHIG fosters widespread innovation in public health systems and structures.
In this PHIG Impact Report episode, Kirsten Aird, public health director for Oregon’s Multnomah County, explores how strategic investments are strengthening workforce capacity, stability, and community impact.
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Learn about Pima County's journey to advance data modernization efforts through an elevated partnership with County IT.
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When Utah received PHIG funding, they created a tool to track and PHIG maximize resources: program charters. These charters work to reduce silos, build trust across programs, and increase efficiency.
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The Southern Nevada Health District used PHIG to hire a certified case management nurse focused on congenital syphilis. The results? Lower medical costs, fewer cases, and fewer infant deaths.
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PHIG is helping the NYS Department of Health "make public health public." Through website improvements and in-person outreach, the department is increasing their visibility and connecting with job seekers.
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Learn how public health accreditation helped Montana and Nevada improve their health agencies' work in this blog.
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