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MONROE, N.C. (Feb. 21, 2025) – Union County's Human Services Agency is again partnering with Novant Health, Atrium Health and an expanded group of community partners, known as the Central Carolina Community Collaborative, to conduct the 2025 Community Health Assessment (CHA). This year, the assessment is even more significant, involving 10 local public health agencies, six hospital systems and four United Way agencies to gain a comprehensive understanding of the key factors impacting the overall health and safety of residents across the region.

Your responses are anonymous and will be compiled with others from your age group to help determine our communities' physical, mental and environmental health needs. The results will play a critical role in shaping programs and policies to improve health outcomes for Union County residents.

How to Participate

Click the link below to complete the 2025 CHA survey. It should take about 10 minutes to complete. We encourage you to share the survey with family and friends so more voices can be heard!

🔗 Take the Survey Now

Make sure your response counts by clicking "Submit" at the end of the survey. The survey closes April 30, 2025.

Why the Community Health Assessment Matters

In addition to being a best practice, the State of North Carolina requires the CHA for local health departments to receive funding and Public Health Accreditation. The process examines primary and secondary evidence to develop a factual reflection of population health resulting from emerging trends and epidemiological statistics. The CHA is required to be completed on either a three- or four-year cycle. Union County completed assessments in 2012, 2016, 2019 and 2022. View previous reports on our Community Health Reports page.

Thank you for taking the time to provide your perspective and help ensure Union County Government is prepared to address key factors that impact your overall well-being and that of your family and friends. 

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