The Health Impact Project has selected Human Impact Partners to provide training, mentoring and technical assistance to the Project's HIA grantees. Oakland-based Human Impact Partners is the nation's leading nonprofit dedicated to building organizational capacity to conduct HIAs.
They will design a customized support program for selected grantees, including on-site training to ensure that grantees have a clear understanding of the HIA process; regular mentoring via phone or e-mail; and face-to-face site visits.
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