
Data-Driven Impact: How Five Health Measures Success
Effective social impact organizations don’t just do good work—they prove it. Five Health’s approach to data collection and impact measurement reflects our commitment to transparency,

Effective social impact organizations don’t just do good work—they prove it. Five Health’s approach to data collection and impact measurement reflects our commitment to transparency,

Substance use affects people in every community, at every income level, and in every age group. If you’re struggling—or if someone you love is—you’re not

Five Health’s model is built on a simple premise: no single organization can address all five social determinants of health alone. Partnership is not optional—it’s

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This year, Five Health is focusing on the specific barriers that Black and Latinx communities face when seeking mental

The neighborhood you live in affects your health as much as the genes you were born with. That’s not an exaggeration. It’s what decades of

April is STI Awareness Month, which means it’s time to clear up some of the myths that keep people from getting tested and treated. Let’s

Economic instability drives health disparities. Five Health’s STRIDE Academy addresses that root cause directly by providing workforce development and financial literacy training to community members

Spring isn’t just for cleaning your house. It’s also the perfect time to check in on your health. Preventive care means catching problems before they

Building a community health organization from the ground up teaches you things that textbooks skip. This post shares some of what we’ve learned at Five

Intimate partner violence (IPV) affects people of every background, income level, and community. It’s not limited to physical abuse. IPV includes emotional manipulation, financial control,