How do we improve the health and quality of life
in our communities across northern Michigan?
We begin with a Community Health Assessment.
MiThrive brings together cross-sector partners and residents across the 31 counties of Northern Lower Michigan to conduct a community health assessment and collaborate for community health improvement.
The Four Assessments
MiThrive uses the Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships Framework, the gold-standard for Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Planning.
WE HAVE DATA
The 2022 Community Health Assessment reports are developed by MiThrive funding partners and utilize MiThrive data.
The MiThrive Data Files provide county-level data from the 2021 MiThrive Community Health Assessment.
- Alcona County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Alpena County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Antrim County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Arenac County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Benzie County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Charlevoix County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Cheboygan County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Clare County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Crawford County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Emmet County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Gladwin County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Grand Traverse County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Iosco County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Isabella County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Kalkaska County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Lake County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Leelanau County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Manistee County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Mason County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Mecosta County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Missaukee County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Montmorency County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Newaygo County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Oceana County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Ogemaw County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Osceola County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Oscoda County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Otsego County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Presque Isle County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Roscommon County 2021 MiThrive Data
- Wexford County 2021 MiThrive Data
The Community System Assessment focuses on organizations that contribute to community wellbeing. It answers the questions, “What are the components, activities, competencies, and capacities in the regional system?” and “How are services being provided to our residents?” The MiThrive Community System Assessment 2021 Reports are organized at the regional level.
The Forces of Change Assessment aims to answer the following questions: “What is occurring or might occur that affects the health of our community or the local system?” and “What specific threats or opportunities are generated by these occurrences?” The MiThrive Forces of Change Assessment 2021 Reports are organized at the regional level.
MiThrive Funding Partners
MiThrive by Region
Click on one of the regional CHIR’s below for more MiThrive information specific to that region.
