Health Impact & Engagement Program

The Health Impact & Engagement Program team members:

  • Build relationships with partner organizations to help support each other's work.
  • Regularly host community forums to get input from community members on current needs and perspectives.
  • Attend community events and festivals to share helpful health information with the community.
  • Attend meetings and work with local coalitions.
  • Involved with the Northland Health Alliance, including the Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Plan processes.
  • Track legislation and policies related to public health, in order to identify impact on our county, provide plain language updates to members, and work with advocates.

Get Involved & Make Your Voice Heard

Clay County Public Health is looking for community members to act as experts on real-life health experiences as residents of the Northland. We need your input as we develop public health resources and programs. 

You don’t need any special skills, education, or professional experience. We want community members from all walks of life. Participants will be given refreshments and a gift card for their time.

Children are welcome to attend! And they are welcome to BE children. We will have some things to keep them busy, but we know that kids have wiggles and make noise, and that’s perfectly expected and okay. We don’t want caregivers of young children to feel excluded from this opportunity. Accommodations including interpretation services are available upon request, and all meetings will be held in ADA accessible locations.

Interested in joining the Community Advisory Council? Fill out this form to get more information.

  1. Anne Lavelle, MPH, RN (she/her)

    Program Manager of Health Impact & Engagement

  2. Monica Miller, MPH, MCHES (she/her)

    Community Engagement Specialist

  3. Allison Lanning, MPH, CHES (she/her)

    Community Engagement Specialist

  4. Lauren Crome, MHA (she/her)

    Health Policy Analyst