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About Healthy Carolinians of Orange County
Healthy Carolinians of Orange County (HCOC) is a network of agencies and citizens partnering to promote health and wellness in Orange County. Members of HCOC are representatives from schools, human service agencies, churches, civic groups, businesses, local government, UNC Chapel Hill, health care organizations including UNC Healthcare, and concerned members of the public.
Mission
Our mission is to advocate, guide and assist Orange County in planning and implementing health care strategies to promote healthy lifestyles, improve health status and prevent premature death and injury for all residents in the county regardless of age, race, income, or educational level. The overall goal of the program is to reduce health disparities.
Publications
Please find all prior publications, for example, State of the County Health Reports and Community Health Assessments on the Publications webpage located at: https://www.orangecountync.gov/232/Publications-Statistics. The Community Health Assessment (CHA) is an OCHD produced document using input from the community to identify community health priorities and is released every 4 years. The State of the County Health (SOTCH) Report is produced in the years in between CHA publications and provides updates on the priorities, emerging issues, and other topics of interest.
2023 Orange County Community Health Assessment (CHA)
A printable flyer to learn more about the CHA and to share with your community (PDF)
Press Release CHA Volunteer Recruitment
How to Get Involved?
For more information, please contact Ashley Rawlinson, Healthy Carolinians of Orange County Coordinator, at hcoc@orangecountync.gov or 919-245-2440.
A printable flyer to share with your community (PDF)
Ashley Rawlinson, Healthy Carolinians of Orange County Coordinator
hcoc@orangecountync.gov
919-245-2440