The KPHA Legislative Action Center
The Kansas Public Health Association is excited to introduce our new Legislative Action Center. KPHA is committed to helping you easily contact lawmakers and engage as advocates for public health during this legislative session.
This tool is designed to streamline how we communicate with legislators and follow what’s happening in the Kansas Statehouse. This is a powerful way to make your voice heard and empower others to do the same.
Click the button below or visit www.votervoice.net/KPHA/Home to learn more.
KPHA’s Legislative Action Center
Meet KPHA
The Kansas Public Health Association (KPHA) is a professional association for Kansas public health practitioners, professionals, and advocates. As a voice for public health, KPHA provides a forum for individuals and organizations to work collectively to assure conditions in which Kansans’ lives will be healthy. An affiliate of the American Public Health Association, KPHA cultivates public health leadership throughout the Sunflower State.
KPHA brings together individuals and organizations from all across the state for public health including:
- Anyone committed to promoting public health in Kansas
- Researchers and academics
- Health service providers
- Community Health Workers
- Health advocates
- Community-based organizations
- Local and state administrators
- Nurses and doctors
- Grass-roots organizations
- Private and public organizations
- Safety net clinics
- Health foundations
The Kansas Public Health Association (KPHA) is proudly affiliated with the American Public Health Association (APHA), a leading organization with over 25,000 members across the United States and globally. As the national voice of public health, APHA advocates for the health and well-being of all people and communities. With a history spanning more than 140 years, APHA uniquely combines a long-term perspective with the capacity to influence federal policy, advancing public health initiatives across a diverse membership that spans all public health disciplines and over 40 countries. To learn more, visit www.apha.org.