Together Our Impact is Greater

In west central Alabama, lack of water access is pervasive. “People say ‘My water has an odor. 'My water comes out with a color.’ After I take a bath, I smell like my water.’” Known as the “Black Belt” for its rich, clay-like soil, this region is also recognized as one of the most affected by limited access to water and sanitation.

A recent webinar highlighted how the CDC Foundation and our partners are engaging with hundreds of organizations and stakeholders across the country to systemically address the issue and build healthier communities for all.

Peer navigators from the CDC Foundation’s Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) program are on the front lines of the opioid crisis in Puerto Rico. Many have lived experience with substance use, so they're not just talking the talk.

April marks the observance of National Public Health Week, a time when we come together to acknowledge and celebrate efforts made to improve public health. This year's theme encourages us to remember our inherent role in public health.