The Missouri EATs Assessment Tool provides critical food and social determinants of health data to communities in Missouri. These data are used to begin conversations and take actions aimed at strengthening community food systems. CARES began hosting the Missouri EATs Assessment Tool in 2018.
ShowMeFood.org facilitates the sharing of information for and about farmers and local food providers in the state of Missouri. Food-related businesses in Missouri can register and be placed on the map. Businesses can promote specific products, purchasing options, days of operation, and accepted payment types as part of their profile. ShowMeFood.org was launched in response to the effects that COVID-19 caused to state, local, and national food supply chains and distribution systems, and updated with a new design in September 2022.
The data, resources, and tools in American Heart Association Hub, Impact Central, are designed to assist communities in assessing, prioritizing, and selecting areas of focus to improve community health. CARES has supported Impact Central since 2013.
The CAAP Data Hub is designed to assist community action agency staff with the development of Community Needs Assessments (CNAs). Launched in 2015, the CAAP Data Hub provides access to core secondary indicators for assessing and addressing poverty. The Hub also provides Pennsylvania CAAs with access to local data, maps, and specialized resources.
The CAPAI Data Hub is designed to assist local community action agency staff with the development of Community Needs Assessments (CNAs). Launched in 2019, the CAPAI Data Hub provides access to core secondary indicators for assessing and addressing poverty. The Hub also provides Idaho CAAs with access to county-level poverty reports.
The Health in Appalachia Hub, sponsored by the Appalachian Regional Commission and launched in 2018, is designed to help identify economic and health issues in the Appalachian area. The Hub features compelling “Bright Spot” case studies and maps on health outcomes and health factors (9 domains and 41 indicators).
The AdventHealth Hub was established in 2016 and used by the AdventHealth Community Benefit Team through 2021. The Hub was designed to serve the 44 faith-based AdventHealth hospitals across 10 states. AdventHealth used their custom Community Health Needs Assessment as a mechanism to better serve their communities, protect their not-for-profit status, and visibly convey their mission and faith-based values.
The Adventist Health Hub, first launched in 2017 and relaunched in 2020, provides hospitals in the Adventist Health system with: 1) a comprehensive community health needs assessment (CHNA); 2) custom calculations for hospital service areas; 3) a curated list of well-being aligned indicators; and 4) a system-level dashboard. The Hub is actively used by the Adventist Health Community Benefit team. The Hub also hosts the Adventist Health Priority Area Indicator Ranking (PAIR) tool. The PAIR tool helps hospitals prioritize the areas and people that need the most attention