Resources
Browse practical resources developed to support community health, nutrition, prevention, partnership development, health equity, and coordinated community initiatives.
The Resource Center is being built in phases. Resources marked In Development are listed so partners can see what is planned; no draft materials are published before internal review.
How to use this library
Amana Healthcare develops educational and planning resources that community members and partner organizations can use directly: plain-language explainers, partnership planning tools, checklists, and templates that support initiative design and evaluation.
Every resource states its purpose, intended audience, and review date. Materials remain listed as In Development until the content has been drafted, reviewed internally, and approved for publication.
Resources explain community health concepts and program design. They never provide individualized medical advice or treatment recommendations.
Each item shows whether it is published or still in development, so partners always know what is actually available today.
Published resources carry a last-reviewed date and named internal review steps covering accuracy, accessibility, and compliance.
Featured
Priority resources currently being developed for community members and partner organizations.
A plain-language guide to locating food, transportation, benefits, and community support services, organized so residents and frontline staff can use it together.
Not yet available for download
An introductory explainer describing what produce prescription models are, how referral and redemption pathways typically work, and what partners contribute.
Not yet available for download
A reference overview of common food-as-medicine approaches, the community conditions each is designed to address, and the partnership roles they require.
Not yet available for download
A general nutrition education resource covering everyday food choices, label reading, and low-cost preparation ideas in plain language.
Not yet available for download
A practical guide to structuring community health partnerships: defining shared goals, clarifying contributions, and agreeing on how progress will be reviewed.
Not yet available for download
A review checklist for examining whether an initiative's design, materials, locations, and feedback channels are reachable by the communities it intends to serve.
Not yet available for download
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A plain-language guide to locating food, transportation, benefits, and community support services, organized so residents and frontline staff can use it together.
Not yet available for download
An introductory explainer describing what produce prescription models are, how referral and redemption pathways typically work, and what partners contribute.
Not yet available for download
A reference overview of common food-as-medicine approaches, the community conditions each is designed to address, and the partnership roles they require.
Not yet available for download
A general nutrition education resource covering everyday food choices, label reading, and low-cost preparation ideas in plain language.
Not yet available for download
A practical guide to structuring community health partnerships: defining shared goals, clarifying contributions, and agreeing on how progress will be reviewed.
Not yet available for download
A review checklist for examining whether an initiative's design, materials, locations, and feedback channels are reachable by the communities it intends to serve.
Not yet available for download
A preparation checklist covering the documentation, partner commitments, and measurement plans typically requested in community health funding applications.
Not yet available for download
A toolkit of outreach planning worksheets, message-drafting prompts, and event checklists for community engagement that respects local knowledge and trusted messengers.
Not yet available for download
A workflow template for mapping how a community referral is initiated, received, followed up, and closed, including consent and hand-off points.
Not yet available for download
A blank logic model template linking inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and long-term impact, with prompts for defining measures partners can realistically collect.
Not yet available for download
These materials are provided for educational purposes only and should not replace individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional regarding your specific situation.
Requests
Partner organizations can tell us which planning tools, community materials, or educational resources would be most useful. Requests help us prioritize what gets developed next.
Partnership
Amana Healthcare collaborates with health systems, community organizations, agencies, and funders on prevention, nutrition, and community health initiatives.