Technical Assistance & Capacity Building
PHI programs deliver strategic guidance and hands-on support to help organizations build lasting capacity, enhance effectiveness and drive meaningful change. Whether supporting program implementation, addressing challenges or developing long-term strategies, PHI programs deliver tailored solutions. Through this hands-on assistance, programs help build lasting capacity—equipping partners with the tools, strategies and confidence to lead sustainable change.
Technical Assistance & Capacity Building Services Include:
- Providing expert guidance and consultation
- Supporting programs in implementation and problem-solving
See offerings from PHI Programs:
Berkeley Media Studies Group
PHI's Berkeley Media Studies Group has extensive experience in research, training and technical assistance related to communicating about challenging social, political and economic issues, that shape health. Contact Rachel Shewmaker to learn more.
Bridge Center
PHI's Bridge Center prepares physicians, PAs and NPs to employ the CA Bridge module of low-barrier access to life-saving addiction treatment, including treating opioid use disorder with buprenorphine or methadone, methamphetamine and stimulant use disorder treatment, alcohol use disorder treatment, youth and perinatal specific treatment, managing pain with alternatives to opioids (ALTO) and more. Contact Casey Alrich to learn more.
Center on Disability
PHI's Center on Disability is dedicated to improving the lives of people with disabilities through disability policy, civil rights, disability law, employment, health issues, independent living and emergency preparedness. The Center’s disability-related projects use expertise in research, technical assistance, training and information dissemination. Contact Paige Winget to learn more.
Cypress Resilience Project
PHI's Cypress Resilience Project provides training to support the inherent resilience of individuals and communities who are managing trauma, experiencing grief and navigating mental health challenges. Trainings offered include Mental Health First Aid Certification (adult, youth and teen curricula) as well as workshops on trauma and grief. Contact Brooke Briggance to learn more.
FACES for the Future
PHI's FACES for the Future Coalition delivers the FACES program model to communities seeking to prepare high school students for entry into the health professions by developing their own pipeline programs. FACES incorporates best practices in youth development, stakeholder engagement and workforce development strategies. Contact Amy Spade to learn more.
PHI Center for Health Leadership & Impact
PHI Center for Health Leadership & Impact (CHLI) advances health by increasing leaders’ capacity to transcend boundaries and transform their communities. Through the use of blended learning modalities, CHLI leads programs for teams, coalitions and networks to advance leadership skills and reduce health inequities. Contact Karya Lustig to learn more.
Population Health Innovation Lab
PHI's Population Health Innovation Lab provides a wide array of services related to advancing health, well-being and equity and partners with funders, community-based organizations, government stakeholders or directly with communities to co-create solutions that move beyond symptoms to address root-cause issues. Contact Christina Olson to learn more.
Prevention Policy Group
PHI’s Prevention Policy Group works to advance health equity by advocating for policies and systemic changes that prioritize primary prevention of disease. The Prevention Policy Group's current efforts focus on shaping food, tobacco, cannabis and hemp policy, and securing sustained funding for community-based primary prevention and health equity initiatives. Contact Kiara Gonzalez Garcia to learn more.
Regional Asthma Management & Prevention
PHI's Regional Asthma Management and Prevention (RAMP) Program aims to reduce the burden of asthma with a focus on health equity. Emphasizing both prevention and management, RAMP builds capacity, creates linkages and mobilizes networks to advocate for policy and systems changes targeting the root causes of asthma disparities. RAMP staff have over two decades of experience and expertise in reducing the burden of asthma with a focus on health equity. Contact Joel Ervice to learn more.
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