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Tompkins County Whole Health release 5 year strategic plan to boost well-being

Tompkins County Whole Health (TCWH) has announced the release of the 2025-2030 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) , a five-year strategic plan that outlines a shared vision for improving health and well-being across the community. The CHIP represents the culmination of over two years of collaboration among community partner organizations. Building on the findings of the 2025 Community Health Assessment (CHA) , the CHIP establishes shared priorities, measurable objectives, and evidence-based strategies to address the health issues identified by the community and supported by county data. The plan aligns with the 2025-2030 New York State Prevention Agenda , ensuring that local priorities are supported by statewide public health goals while remaining responsive to the unique needs of Tompkins County. A community-driven process Community input was central to the planning process. Over 1,800 residents participated in the survey, and 76 organizations contributed through the Community Partner Assessment. A 23-member Steering Committee guided the assessment, reviewed local health data, and helped identify priority areas based on community needs and available resources. Community health priorities Using a structured prioritization process, community partners identified five priority areas that will guide collaborative action over the next five years: Housing Stability and Affordability Nutrition Security Primary

Tompkins County, NY · 08-21