GPHA: Georgia Public Health Association

The Georgia Public Health Association is a non-profit corporation and is organized for the purpose of promoting the public and personal health of the citizens of Georgia. Learn More
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  • Health Professionals Workforce Development Workshop

    Health Professionals Workforce Development Workshop

    Register now for this in-person skills-based workshop happening February 26, 2025 in Statesboro. Get Details

  • NALBOH 2025 Virtual Governance Symposium

    NALBOH 2025 Virtual Governance Symposium

    Submit a proposal to be a presenter at the virtual NALBOH symposium focused on enhancing governance skills for board members. Learn More

  • Climate for Health Ambassador Training

    Climate for Health Ambassador Training

    Register for a live, virtual climate and health leadership and communications training happening January 22, 2025! Get Details

  • Save the Date for the NALBOH Annual Conference!

    Save the Date for the NALBOH Annual Conference!

    The National Association of Local Boards of Health will hold its 2025 conference in Savannah on October 6-8, 2025. More Information

  • Register Now as an Exhibitor or Sponsor

    Register Now as an Exhibitor or Sponsor

    Support GPHA and share your message with public health professionals and students. Learn more

  • Now Accepting Nominations!

    Now Accepting Nominations!

    Nominate a colleague for several awards to be announced at our 2025 conference. The submission deadline is February 28, 2025. Get Details


Join APHA’s Keep It Moving Challenge for 2025!

The American Public Health Association’s Keep It Moving Challenge encourages physical activity and healthy behaviors through fun activities that build community. This year, the challenge is launching on a brand new app! Download the app and register for the challenge to track progress and earn points, all while helping to prevent chronic disease, improve quality of life, maintain mental health, and promote healthy aging. Click the button to begin!

APHA Keep It Moving Challenge

What is GPHA?

The Georgia Public Health Association is a non-profit corporation and is organized for the purpose of promoting the public and personal health of the citizens of Georgia. Learn More >>

The Georgia Public Health Association is the largest group of public health professionals in the Southeast.

Becoming a GPHA member gives you access to a network of more than 1,000 other public health professionals, and opportunities for continuing education, recognition and awards, scholarships and much more.

GPHA memberships also make great gifts! Give the gift of membership today!

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News & Events

Register for Health Professionals Workforce Development Workshop Feb. 26

Registration is now open for the 8th Annual Allison E. Cole Health Professionals Workforce Development Workshop! This skills-based workshop will be held in person and you must register in advance.

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NALBOH 2025 Virtual Governance Symposium – Call for Proposals

The National Association of Local Boards of Health (NALBOH) is accepting proposals for presenters and trainers for a virtual series to be held in April of 2025. The deadline to submit a proposal is January 31.

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Save the Date for the NALBOH 2025 Annual Conference

The 2025 National Association of Local Boards of Health Annual Conference will be held at the DeSoto in Savannah, Georgia on October 6-8, 2025.

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Health Policy

GPHA takes an active role in health policy in the state of Georgia. Each year we set legislative priorities, and work with a legislative liaison to advocate for public health policies.

On our health policy page you can learn more about our current legislative priorities, and read weekly updates from the legislative session.

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Journal jGPHA

The Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association is a peer reviewed publication addressing issues within the fields of public health, community health, and health education and promotion, particularly focusing on work conducted in and/or specifically relevant to Georgia.

Visit our jGPHA page to explore the current issue, view the archive, or learn about upcoming opportunities to for article submission and peer review.

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