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WHAT WE DO
With the support of strong partnerships, dedicated staff, and funding for local initiatives, the Southern Berkshire Rural Health Network brings community stakeholders together to collaborate, share information, and coordinate efforts that address the social determinants of health. Our work includes hosting cross‑sector meetings, supporting community assessments, identifying priorities, coordinating initiatives, and engaging residents and partners in systems‑level change.
Core Elements of Our Work
Collecting and Aggregating Data
Improving our understanding of community needs, how resources are used, and where additional support is required.
Asset Mapping
Identifying, understanding, and sharing available resources to increase access, support existing services, and determine unmet needs.
Policy Advocacy
Monitoring, analyzing, and providing education regarding policies that impact community health at the local, state, and federal levels.
Analyzing Systems
Examining the core components and structures that shape how a system functions.
Identifying Service Overlap and Gaps
Collaborating to maximize the use of existing resources and advocating for those still needed.
Convening for Discussion
Bringing together individuals and groups, or participating in existing conversations, to foster dialogue, share perspectives, and build collaboration.
While SBRHN is not a direct service provider, our impact is measured by the progress we make on collaborative projects and systems-level change.
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