Craven County Health Department is pleased to share the latest Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
The Craven County Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is conducted at least every four years to determine the community’s needs and develop programs and plans to address top health priorities. Priorities identified through the 2021 Community Health Needs Assessment are used in the planning and creation of the CHIP.
The top three priorities are:
- Behavioral Health
- Community Wellness
- Workforce Development
The Scorecard uses different objects to tell the story of what is happening in Craven County as it relates to the three identified priorities. Click on the different components within the Scorecard to learn more about programs and partners that are working together to improve the health of Craven County. The key below represents the different objects used in the Scorecard.
Use the icons to expand items and the
icons to read more. This Scorecard is only a snapshot of all the programs and partners who are working to improve the health of Craven County. This is a live Scorecard and data, programs, and partners are updated as needed.