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We engage in partnerships  and activities that improve Mississippians’ health.

MSPHI is dedicated to developing partnerships that are committed to program innovation, the increase of health resources, education, health awareness, and applied research and policy. Our goal is to engage in programs dedicated to improving the health of Mississippians. MSPHI promotes public health through projects in policy evaluation, community health, data analysis, and health access. MSPHI is a nonprofit entity established in June, 2011, to protect and improve the health and well-being of Mississippians.

Education through Training & Technical Assistance

We share our experience and expertise with partners towards community health assessments, strategic planning, and more. Read more >

Fiscal/Administrative Management

Serving as a fiscal intermediary allows for more efficient and timely utilization of funding and people power. Read more >

Health Communications

We help public health entities get their message out to the audiences that need to hear it most. Read more >

Health Informatics

We use the latest technology innovations to help public agencies and health providers better serve Mississippi needs. Read more >

Health Policy

As a trusted partner of state policy decision makers, we help shape policy to improve the health of Mississippians. Read more >

Population Health

We assist and convene a number of statewide community-driven health initiatives to define and improve models of health. Read more >

Research & Evaluation

MSPHI is a trusted partner with public agencies, private foundations, and more to provide expert data and analysis to achieve goals. Read more >

Services

What We Do

With an experienced staff and deep pool of consultants, we can scale up or down to meet the needs of any engagement. We work primarily across four interrelated domains:

Community Health
Chronic Disease
Maternal & Infant Health
Public/Mental Health Practice

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Services

What We Do

With an experienced staff and deep pool of consultants, we can scale up or down to meet the needs of any engagement. We work primarily across four interrelated domains:

Community Health
Chronic Disease
Maternal & Infant Health
Public/Mental Health Practice

Learn More

Projects

Our Experience

Our projects have helped partners in public agencies, funding foundations, and more to effectively engage communities and create impact across silos.

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Projects

Our Experience

Our projects have helped partners in public agencies, funding foundations, and more to effectively engage communities and create impact across silos.

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News

MS Department of Mental Health HIV Staff Training Registration

August 30, 2019

Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oLRwwXns9dahNn1utGCqiHd5MlDLli3pAUsue2yA0Nw If you have any questions about registering, call or email Dr. Jacinda Roach at jroach@msphi.org or 601-398-4406

Mississippi Opioid Response Exposition

February 20, 2019

Mississippi Public Health Institute Awarded Five-Year Grant to Improve Health of African-American Families on the Gulf Coast

February 12, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contacts: Elaina Jackson, Fahrenheit Creative Group, LLC, elaina@fcgworks.com, (601) 371-8003 Tennille Collins, Mississippi Public Health Institute, tcollins@msphi.org, (601) 398-4406 Mississippi Public Health Institute Awarded Five-Year Grant to Improve Health of African-American Families on the Gulf Coast Collaborative Effort to Focus on Improving Healthy Behaviors among Minority Populations JACKSON, Miss. – The […]

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Please contact us to begin a conversation about how we can help your program be a success.

829 Wilson Drive, Suite C Ridgeland, MS 39157

Phone: 601-398-4406

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We are a unique public trust - a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that tackles the biggest issues facing the most vulnerable Mississippians: nutrition, substance abuse, chronic disease, and more. Please consider a donation to support our work.

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