The goal of CEED@Chicago is to prevent and reduce the burden of diabetes and CVD among the Hispanic/Latino and African American populations in the Chicago metropolitan statistical area and eventually extending to the Midwest region and the United States.

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OCENHP Division of Community Health School Health Centers provide primary healthcare, acute and chronic illness management, nutrition, weight reduction, obesity prevention, and health education services to students and families of community schools. OCENHP Community School Health Centers are separately managed, federally funded satellites of UIC Mile Square Health Center.

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Established in 2002, the Chicago Partnership for Health Promotion (CPHP) mission is to provide high quality nutrition education, health promotion and disease prevention services though partnerships, directed at eligible families in Chicago.

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The Office of Faith Community Health Promotion (OFCHP) is a project of the UIC Office of Community Engagement and Neighborhood Health Partnerships that seeks to establish mutually supportive relationships with Chicago's Faith Community places of worship from all faith traditions.

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OCENHP is working in conjunction with the University of Illinois Extension (UIE) on the statewide project Illinois ResourceNet: A Funding Access Initiative (IRN).

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The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) established the REACH Health Promotion Project (RHHP). The purpose of the project is to eliminate the racial and ethnic disparities that lead to a disproportionate prevalence of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease(CVD) in several Chicago's neighborhood.

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