 | New Mexico Public Health Association |
Thanks to all who participated in the 2018 HEALTH policy forumCLICK HERE FOR LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS presented at Forum CLICK BELOW FOR Keynote Materials: Special thanks to our Sponsors!Champions Brindle Fund, Santa Fe Community Foundation New Mexico Department of Health Guardians Montañas Del Norte Area Health Education Center Presbyterian Center for Community Health Western Sky Community Care McCune Charitable Foundation Advocates Santa Fe Community Foundation Health Equity Partnership New Mexico Allied Council on Tobacco La Familia Medical + Dental Center Con Alma Health Foundation New Mexico Primary Care Association Presbyterian Medical Services UNM College of Population Health HealthInsight Grassroots NMSU Dept. of Public Health Sciences Anonymous (2) |
MembershipBecoming a member is easy and opens you up to a variety of perks, especially when it comes to our annual events! |
NMPHA Priority Areas
Environmental Health and Justice
Environmental health addresses the interrelationship between human health and the environment, and strives to improve the quality of both the natural and built environment. Environmental justice is the understanding that all racial, ethnic, and income groups have the right to equal treatment and protection under environmental statutes, regulations and practices, and that those policies should be consciously designed to protect human health and reduce disparities within and among communities.
| Universal access to health careEvery person in New Mexico is entitled to quality, comprehensive health care as a human right, regardless of income, geographic location, or immigration status. 
|  Social determinants of healthWhere we live, learn, work and play can have a greater impact on how long and how well we live than medical care. Our zip code affects our health more than our genetic code. These are some of the messages that help illustrate the growing understanding that the health of individuals and populations is influenced by a complex set of inter-related social and economic determinants including: income/wealth, education, employment status, housing, food security, early childhood experiences, environment (both built and natural), and discrimination based on race/ethnicity or other personal characteristics. |
NMPHA is always accepting donations!NMPHA is a volunteer-run membership organization. In today's climate, functioning without grants is difficult, so we're always open to donations so we can continue bringing great content and resources to the public health community!Many thanks!
| Donation goal
NMPHA has been around for the past 100 years to work to help improve the state of health in New Mexico. Help make our next Health Policy Legislative Forum and Annual Conference even better by donating today!
Goal: $5,000.00
Collected: $945.00
19%
If you are donating for sponsorship for one of our events, please fill out the form below, and submit to nmpha.mail@gmail.com. |