Developing and Implementing a Community Action Plan

1          Developing and implementing a community health needs assessment to identify the most pressing public health issues in a specific area and develop a plan to address them.

            2          Providing technical assistance to local organizations working on public health issues, such as helping them to create effective health education materials or implementing evidence-based public health interventions.

            3          Conducting research on public health topics, such as evaluating the effectiveness of a particular intervention or studying the impact of a particular policy on public health outcomes.

            4          Developing and delivering public health training and capacity-building programs, such as educating community members on advocating for better public health policies or teaching local organizations how to implement public health programs.

            5          Advocating for policy changes at the local, state, or national level that will improve public health, such as supporting initiatives to increase funding for public health programs or advocating for policies that promote healthy behaviors.

Helping People to Age in Place

1          Developing a community-based resource directory: Many seniors want to age in place but may not know what resources are available to them in their community. A non-profit could consult with seniors and their caregivers to create a comprehensive directory of resources such as home care agencies, transportation services, and social support groups.

            2          Providing home safety assessments: Seniors may have safety concerns about their homes as they age, such as slippery surfaces or cluttered rooms. A non-profit could offer home safety assessments to identify potential hazards and suggest modifications to make the home safer.

            3          Offering technology training: Technology can help seniors stay connected and independent, but it can be intimidating to learn. A non-profit could offer classes or one-on-one training to help seniors learn how to use devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

            4          Providing transportation services: Transportation can be challenging for seniors who no longer drive or live in areas with limited public transit. A non-profit could offer transportation services to help seniors get to appointments, run errands, and participate in social activities.

            5          Supporting caregivers: Many seniors rely on caregivers to help them age in place, but caregivers may not have the support they need to manage their own stress and well-being. A non-profit could offer resources and support to caregivers, such as respite care, support groups, and training. 

Assists with Community-led Environmental Justice Plan 

1.     Working with community organizers and activists, this consulting project could involve helping a non-profit in San Francisco develop a plan to address environmental racism in the city. This could involve researching and analyzing the ways in which marginalized communities are disproportionately impacted by environmental harms, as well as identifying potential strategies for addressing these issues.

2          Promoting green infrastructure in underserved neighborhoods: Many low-income and marginalized communities in San Francisco lack access to green spaces and other forms of green infrastructure, which can negatively impact public health and quality of life. A consulting project focused on promoting the development of green infrastructure in these neighborhoods could involve working with local organizations and residents to identify and advocate for funding and policy changes that support the creation of more parks, gardens, and other green spaces.

            3          Advocating for environmental justice at the local level: Non-profits in San Francisco can play a key role in advocating for policy and legislative changes that address environmental racism and promote environmental justice. A consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a non-profit to develop and implement a campaign to advocate for changes at the city or county level, such as changes to zoning laws or the adoption of green infrastructure policies.

            4          Supporting the development of green businesses in marginalized communities: Many marginalized communities in San Francisco face barriers to economic development, including a lack of access to capital and other resources. A consulting project focused on supporting the development of green businesses in these communities could involve working with a non-profit to identify potential funding sources and provide technical assistance to entrepreneurs looking to start or grow a green business.

            5          Building capacity for environmental justice organizing: Non-profits in San Francisco can play a critical role in supporting the development of grassroots environmental justice organizing in marginalized communities. A consulting project focused on building capacity for this work could involve providing training and support to local activists and organizations, helping them develop the skills and resources they need to effectively advocate for environmental justice in their communities.

Benefits of corporate coaching

1          Developing a corporate wellness program: Many corporations struggle to promote the health and well-being of their employees, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a wellness program that includes activities such as health screenings, fitness classes, and nutrition education.

            2          Implementing a healthy eating policy: Many corporations have cafeterias or vending machines that offer unhealthy food options. A consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a healthy eating policy that promotes the availability of healthier options.

            3          Implementing a smoke-free workplace policy: Smoking is a major public health hazard. A consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a smoke-free workplace policy that prohibits smoking in all company facilities and outdoor areas.

            4          Implementing a mental health support program: Many corporations struggle to address the mental health needs of their employees, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a program that provides resources and support for employees experiencing mental health challenges.

            5          Developing a workplace safety program: Many corporations have a need to ensure the safety of their employees in the workplace, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a safety program that includes training, hazard identification, and risk assessment.

            6          Implementing a substance abuse prevention program: Substance abuse is a major public health issue, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a program that promotes the prevention of substance abuse and provides resources for employees struggling with addiction.

            7          Developing a work-life balance program: Many corporations struggle to promote work-life balance among their employees, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a program that includes activities such as flexible work schedules and work-from-home options.

            8          Implementing a vaccination program: Many corporations have a need to ensure that their employees are vaccinated against preventable diseases, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a vaccination program that includes education and resources for employees.

            9          Developing a corporate social responsibility program: Many corporations have a desire to have a positive impact on the world, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a corporate social responsibility program that includes activities such as charitable giving and sustainability initiatives.

            10        Implementing a stress management program: Many corporations struggle to address the stress levels of their employees, and a consulting project focused on this issue could involve working with a company to develop and implement a stress management program that includes activities such as mindfulness training and relaxation techniques.