June 1, 2023 —
Click Here for More Details. About Project Firstline: Project Firstline (PFL) provides innovative and accessible infection control education for all public health workers– so they can protect their communities, their coworkers and themselves from infectious disease threats. Project Firstline aims…
May 5, 2023 —
Request for Proposals The New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to provide Legislative Lobbyist Services on behalf of the association. In accordance with this Request for Proposals (RFP) the services will…
April 25, 2023 —
NYSACHO’s 2022 Annual Report
January 12, 2023 —
Request for Applications In line with NYSACHO’s mission to support and empower LHDs in their work to promote health and wellness, NYSACHO is committed to providing support to LHDs as they work to address and prevent the health impacts of…
January 3, 2023 —
Request for Proposals The New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) is currently seeking proposals from vendors who can track funding opportunties related to substance use disorder (SUD) and/or harm reduction services that NYSACHO members are eligible for…
December 22, 2022 —
NYSACHO is happy to announce the availability of a new social media toolkit to promote COVID-19 and mpox vaccinations to the LGBTQIA+ community! The toolkit includes 11 graphics along with suggested post language. Download the toolkit and all graphics here.
December 5, 2022 —
Click Here for Details on the SUD Communications Consultant RFP Request for Proposals The New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) is currently seeking proposals from experienced communications and media specialists to develop campaign materials to inform the…
October 18, 2022 —
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April 27, 2022 —
2021 was a year of forging community partnerships, ensuring health equity and educating lawmakers, community stakeholders and the public, of the vital role local health departments play in emergency preparedness planning. At the onset of the new year, many were hopeful that FDA approval of COVID-19 vaccines would bring a foreseeable end to the pandemic as well as social distancing and gathering restrictions. At the same time, NYSACHO members were awaiting space to fully focus on provision of core public health services they are responsible for providing to communities. The delta and omicron variants, however, had other plans for everyone, and local health departments persisted in their mission to increase vaccination rates by educating communities on the benefits of vaccination while at the same time countering misinformation; holding mass points of dispensing (PODs); organizing special vaccination clinics to ensure equity and advocating for open eligibility of various populations to receive vaccine. NYSACHO’s 2021 Annual Report summarizes the work the NYSACHO team did throughout 2021 to support COVID-19 vaccination efforts employed by local health departments, as well as our advocacy work and key successes in other programmatic areas.