History of Antelope Valley Partners for Health
AVPH was formed in 2000 to identify and address community health concerns and service needs of Antelope Valley residents.
What is AVPH?
Antelope Valley Partners for Health (AVPH) is a community collaborative of local residents, organizations, and the Los Angeles County Department of Health. The consortium consists of a collaborative body of public and private health and social service providers, representatives from public schools and the local community college, and residents of the communities within the Antelope Valley.
Our Vision Statement
Healthy People in a Healthy Antelope Valley.
Our Mission Statement
A collaborative of local residents, organizations, and Los Angeles County Public Health, which serves as a catalyst to enhance community health, wellness, and quality of life in the Antelope Valley.
Major Partners in the Collaborative
American Cancer Society
AV Transit Authority
Chambers of Commerce
Community Residents
Local Business
Local Churches
Local Hospitals
Local Providers
Los Angeles County Department of Health Services
Non Profit agencies
School Districts
Social Services Providers
United Way
Basic Functions of AVPH Collaborative
- Community Assessment & Asset Mapping
- Foster Community Health Awareness
- Resource Development
- Provider Education & Training
- Accessing Funding for Direct Care/Service
- Political Advocacy
AVPH Long-Term Goals
- Improve the quality of life and access to health care for Antelope Valley residents
- Assure sustainable action as a conduit and catalyst for innovation and change
- Establish a working sustainable partnership between the local office of the Los Angeles County Health Department and AV residents and their provider/advocacy groups
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