To support the Atlanta Hypertension Initiative, which aims to harness the power of collaboration to identify and implement solutions that advance hypertension control in metro Atlanta.

To monitor the global tobacco epidemic as well as enhance capacity for tobacco control programs in high-burden tobacco use countries and to measure reductions in e-cigarette use by working to include company retail sales data in national tobacco surveys.

To identify, enhance, promote and expand access to substance use disorder resources through training and technical assistance opportunities. The program also aims to identify, develop and promote evaluation training and technical assistance resources that support perinatal quality collaboratives.

To support Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in increasing access to COVID-19 vaccination.

To improve maternal and infant health outcomes, the CDC Foundation will support healthcare providers in using an updated decision-making tool and building capacity for data-informed decisions.

To support Medicolegal Death Investigation offices and their data partners in exploring, testing and innovating data modernization strategies.

To help assess and respond to emerging issues in maternal and infant health. This partnership will enhance and expand existing maternal and infant health initiatives and address urgent needs as they arise.

To convene a statewide meeting bringing together nonprofits, advocacy organizations, government and funders in Georgia with the goal of deepening connections across the state and create the conditions to eliminate hunger and address food and nutrition insecurity.

To provide resources to nursing and nurse practitioner groups.

To supplement CDC’s efforts to improve respectful maternal care at a system-level by supporting Perinatal Quality Collaboratives to leverage Hear Her resources as part of quality improvement initiatives with hospitals throughout their state.

To provide comprehensive technical assistance to six countries that have received planning grants for sample registration system (SRS) development, with the goal of bolstering existing mortality data collection systems and fostering long-term capacity strengthening.

To build and enhance laboratory capacity to conduct blood lead level testing to enable effective monitoring and early detection of lead exposure. Laboratory capacity building and technical support will be implemented in program locations including Brazil; five states in India; Nepal; and six countries in sub–Saharan Africa: Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Rwanda, South Africa, and Tanzania.

To provide data analysis and technical assistance support for up to 39 state health departments in using the early hearing detection data they collect.

To evaluate the sustainability of activities supporting increased availability and access to maternal health services in Tanzania.

To support state health departments in collecting certain data for the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS).

To build the capacity of a state to conduct longitudinal data collected for sickle cell disease to inform better care and treatment practices for sickle cell disease patients and providers.

To reduce heart attacks and strokes among U.S. adults through implementation of new cardiovascular disease prevention content and education resources such as Live to the Beat (LTTB) American Heart Month activations; the LTTB Community Ambassadors Network; and health promotion through LTTB social media platforms, the LTTB website and the “Pulse Check” digital health education platform.