Leonard Parker Pool Institute for Health's Approach
Leonard Parker Pool
Created on February 7, 2024
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Place-Based Approach to Community Well-Being and Health Improvement
BUILD Health
Valley Health Partners
Pool Center for Health Analytics
LVHN Reilly Children's Hospital
Allentown Health Bureau
Community Services for Children
Our partners committed to place-based work
Cradle-to-College/Career Pipeline
Focused Community Strategies (FCS)
Community Services for Children
The City of Allentown
Ripple Church at St. Stephen's
Valley Health Partners
Ripple Community Inc.
Cohesion Network
Our partners committed to place-based work
Community Well-Being
Enterprise Community Partners
The Century Promise
Community Services for Children
The City of Allentown
Ripple Community Inc.
North Penn Legal Services
Our partners committed to place-based work
Safe and Healthy Housing
Blue Zones
Kellyn Foundation
Our partners committed to place-based work
Food and Nutrition
Vital Conditions
Well-Being Portfolio
The Vital Conditions for Health and Well-Being is a framework that addresses this question in a way that is at once understandable, relatable, and actionable. Simply put, vital conditions are the properties of places and institutions that we all need all the time to reach our full potential. They include physical necessities like food, water, and humane housing, but also include things that are harder to quantify, like a sense of belonging and agency or civic muscle. Investments in these conditions are necessary to create an equitable, thriving future for ourselves and for generations to come.
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What are Vital Conditions?
Urgent services are broadly defined as all of the services that anyone under adversity would need to temporarily regain or restore their health and well-being. These include everything from urgent care clinics to food pantries and homeless shelters. Urgent services are necessary for a safe, healthy, and thriving community. However, existing ways of thinking about health and well-being often lead to over-investing in urgent services and under-investing in vital conditions.
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