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Saving Lives. Building Better Communities.
MU Extension’s Community Health program’s goal is to achieve optimal health and well-being for every Missourian at every stage of life.
Our work touches each area of people’s lives, also known as the social determinants of health. By focusing on all the factors that contribute to our health and well-being, we are able to partner and work collaboratively to positively impact the health and well-being of individuals, communities and the state. Through coordinated, collective action and focused intention, we lead with curiosity and partnership in mind, continually improving in order to work efficiently, cohesively and succinctly.
Health is woven into nearly every facet of communities; we have a role to play in our own health and the health of our communities. We work to promote healthy, safe and thriving communities where health is a shared value. Through established relationships and presence in communities, we partner, engage and empower communities to address social challenges where people live, work, learn and play.
It's important for us to be informed of the updates regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to ensure that we're accessing accurate information from reputable sources. Please refer to the following sources for the most recent information and updates:
Coronavirus, COVID-19, is causing uncertainty and anxiety to many. Community Health Engagement & Outreach would like to share information and resources that may help maintain a positive outlook, a healthy mindset, and overall wellbeing.
Here are several key practices that may help prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19):
Our Community Health Team has developed some helpful information and resources for and your community. It is our hope that we can all work together to make the best of whatever the situation — knowing that we’re all in this together. Remember to stay calm, get information from reputable sources and continue to practice good respiratory hygiene.
Sign up to receive the Community Health Engagement & Outreach Connections, a quarterly newsletter that provides information about health promotion and other topics aimed to improve your overall health and well-being.
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Sawiyyah Chanay
COMMUNITY HEALTH OUTREACH SPECIALIST AND EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Ann McCauley
ROTA PROJECT DIRECTOR
Michelle McDowell
SENIOR COORDINATOR
Dina Nichols
BUSINESS SUPPORT SPECIALIST
Susan Norship-Haney
FIELD SPECIALIST IN COMMUNITY HEALTH
Shanna Sorg
FIELD SPECIALIST IN COMMUNITY HEALTH
Bai Xiong
FIELD SPECIALIST IN COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECTS
