National Collaborating Centres for Public Health Contribution Program

Links and Resources

 

Visit the NCCs' website:

 

When the federal government created the Public Health Agency of Canada in 2004, it also created a funding program to establish and support a network of National Collaborating Centres for Public Health (NCCPH).

Located across Canada, each Centre is mandated to promote and support the use of knowledge and evidence by public health practitioners and decision-makers in a key area of public health importance.

NCCPH Contribution Program Overview -- Learn about the mandate, goals and principles that guide the NCCPH Contribution Program

The Six National Collaborating Centres (NCCs) -- Each of the six collaborating Centres focuses on a specific area of public health. Click below to see the mandate and contact information for each NCC.

• Aboriginal Health
• Determinants of Health
• Environmental Health
• Infectious Diseases
• Healthy Public Policy
• Methods and Tools