Community Health Assessment Toolkit

Explore the Toolkit Steps

Community Health Assessment Toolkit

Prepare

Before You Begin

Step 1

Map Development

Step 2

Build Relationships

Step 3

Develop Community Profile

Step 4

Increase Equity With Data

Step 5

Prioritize Needs and Assets

Step 6

Document and Communicate Results

Step 7

Plan Equity Strategy

Step 8

Develop Action Plan

Step 9

Evaluate Progress

Community Health Assessment Supplements

The CHA process outlined in this toolkit calls for inclusivity at every step. However, select populations may need additional considerations to ensure equitable engagement throughout the process. Explore these supplements for additional insights on engaging select populations at every stage of the CHA process.

View additional resources to further your CHA journey.

Case Studies

Cover Image: Involving Caregivers in the CHA Process

Involving Caregivers in the CHA Process

Caregivers provide regular assistance with activities of daily living for someone in need. Learn strategies for incorporating the voices and insights of caregivers in the CHA process, including understanding the challenges they face.

Cover Image: Involving Older Adults in the CHA Process

Involving Older Adults in the CHA Process

Involving older adults as part of a CHA calls for recognizing their unique health and social needs. Discover tactics for engaging with this population, which includes a broad range of ages, multiple life stages, and differing levels of dependence and health.

Cover Image: Involving People with Disabilities in the CHA Process

Involving People with Disabilities in the CHA Process

People with disabilities may face misconceptions, stigma and discrimination that can affect their physical and mental health. Explore strategies to better understand the needs and assets of people with disabilities and involve them in the CHA process.

Cover Image: Involving Refugee, Immigrant and Migrant Populations in the CHA Process

Involving Refugee, Immigrant and Migrant Populations in the CHA Process

Refugee, immigrant and migrant communities, also known as RIM communities or populations, can be challenging to engage in the CHA process. Explore techniques for identifying RIM populations living in a community and understanding their health needs.