Portfolio

Our health analysts assessed the impact of “Pick a Better Snack,” a nutrition education program in Maine.

Our analyses of University of Illinois SNAP-Ed’s community network approach seek to strengthen programs locally and nationally.

We’re providing comprehensive evaluation and technical support services across a variety of the state’s programming focused on low-income women, children, and families.

Since 2012, we've led an engaged coalition of national organizations and experts and developed high-quality, evidence-based resources to promote sexual health and wellness.

We’re creating and implementing a national communications campaign to motivate young adults to talk openly about sexual health and relationship topics.

We’re leading the research, development, and testing of communications materials for the public and health care providers to help reduce the burden of mpox on disproportionately affected communities.

By providing training across disciplines, we increased screening for both sexual and reproductive health and substance use disorder services and built sustained provider relationships.

Living without access to clean water has significant health impacts including a higher risk of waterborne disease, Type II diabetes, physical injury, and acute mental stress. Water access, affordability, and quality have long been top issues in the state of Michigan — where Altarum was founded — as well as nationwide. Yet, despite the demand and need for action following a crisis like the one in Flint, Michigan, which resulted in elevated blood lead levels for approximately a quarter of the community’s children, it can be difficult for policymakers to know where to target intervention and prevention programs. This is where Altarum has a role to play.

Learn how we are reducing barriers through a variety of strategies, from providing physician continuing education programs to creating a pediatric telehealth network.