Climate change significantly impacts public health, contributing to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, heat-related illnesses, and the spread of infections. The World Health Organization reports that vulnerable groups, like the elderly and low-income communities, are most at risk. Additionally, the mental health effects, such as anxiety and stress, are growing concerns, underscoring the need for urgent climate action to protect public health.

The Region IV Public Health Training Center (PHTC) provides training for emerging public health leaders in the eight states that comprise HHS Region IV: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

This is a list of climate change trainings, resources, toolkits, and dashboards from the Region IV PHTC, the Public Health Training Center Network, and other organizations.

CLIMATE SCIENCE BASICS

DASHBOARDS

FRAMEWORKS

RESOURCES

TOOLKITS

TRAININGS

VECTOR BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY

RESOURCES

TOOLKITS

TRAININGS

DISEASE SURVEILLANCE AND MODELING

RESOURCES

TRAININGS

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS

RESOURCES

TRAININGS

    INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION

    TRAININGS