Spotlight on De Pere Health Department
Discover how partnerships create a stronger, more connected jurisdiction. De Pere Health Department staff discuss the vital role social connections play in fostering a sense of belonging.
In working to connect individuals, their team has learned that collaboration among community partners is just as important. They showcase how relationships with schools, Main Street organizations, chambers of commerce, nonprofits, civic groups, and more open doors for engagement and inclusion. Together, these partnerships build stronger community ties and ensure that everyone feels connected, supported, and valued.
The PHIG Spotlight Series is a platform for Wisconsin public health departments to share their experiences, lessons learned, and barriers encountered while implementing programs or policies. The goal is to foster shared learning, collaboration, and innovation across public health agencies.
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About the Presenter
Danielle Teske is a Public Health Nurse at De Pere Health Department. She has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from UW-Eau Claire and a Graduate Certificate in Public Health from the University of Florida. She is Certified Public Health (CPH) professional and has been working in the Public Health world the last 10 years of her 15-year nursing career. Danielle lives with her husband on a small hobby farm and enjoys reading, traveling, and playing volleyball.