CHIP
Click here for more information on the Community Health Partner Summit on 11/11/25, at WCTC.
Waukesha County Public Health develops a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) every five years to enhance the community's health. The CHIP Steering Committee, consisting of a diverse group of Health and Human Services employees and community members from various sectors such as healthcare, government, nonprofits, businesses, education, and faith-based organizations, drives this initiative.
The CHIP process actively engages community members who collect and analyze health data. This data forms the basis for informed decision-making, prioritizing health issues, and crafting actionable plans aimed at boosting community health outcomes.
CHIP Vision: Waukesha County is an inclusive and well-connected community supporting all people, embracing diversity, ensuring equitable access to services, and creating social, physical, and economic environments that promote health, well-being and quality of life.
The strategic health priorities for the 2022 - 2026 cycle are:
- Mental Health
- Substance Use
- Healthy Aging
Get CHIP Action Team and ARPA Grant Updates in the CHIP REPORT newsletter here:
The CHIP Report NEWSLETTER
CHIP Team Chairs
CHIP Documents
