National Health Foundation describes itself as a non-profit team of "upstreamists" working to remove barriers that prevent communities from achieving their highest level of health. It says its work is rooted in six core values, including justice, equity, diversity and inclusion, and emphasizes community partnership and a supportive, empowering workplace.
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What National Health Foundation says about its culture
What National Health Foundation says it offers, drawn from its own website.
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To improve the health of under-resourced communities.
Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI)
“As one of our six core values, JEDI shapes our governance, strategies, programs, operational activities, and advocacy efforts.”Source
Fair and just opportunity for health
“We believe that everyone, no matter who they are or where they live, should have a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible.”Source
Meaningful collaboration
“We know we cannot do our work alone and that to be successful we must create meaningful collaboration with like-minded organizations.”Source
Listening and putting people's experiences first
“We believe in our ability to listen, reflect and put people’s experiences first, to better understand and support their health needs.”Source
They say people do well here who…
- Passionate about health equity
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