Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement (ARCHI)
55 Park Place NE, Atlanta, 30303
(404) 413-0288
ARCHI is a group of health, community, and business partners working to make health fairer across metro Atlanta. It runs projects on high blood pressure and community health workers, and it links families to food, housing, and other help. Its website has a list of community resources and public events. Offers: community resource hubs linking families to help; community health worker programs; hypertension (high blood pressure) initiative; health data and research; public events and a podcast. Email info@archicollaborative.org or call (404) 413-0288.
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What they offer 11
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Atlanta Hypertension InitiativeProgram
A group effort to improve high blood pressure control across metro Atlanta. It offers blood pressure screenings and devices, training, and support for clinics. Organizations can join as AHI Champions.
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Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement (ARCHI) ServicesService
ARCHI connects families to food, housing, and other local help, and shares community resources and events. It is for people in metro Atlanta who want help finding support or learning about community health.
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Become an ARCHI PartnerProgram
Any person or organization that shares ARCHI's vision and mission can join its partner network. Partners agree to commitments such as attending quarterly meetings and sharing non-proprietary data.
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Community Resource HubsProgram
A network where hospitals, clinics, and community groups send referrals to each other. Community health workers in partner clinics help patients get food, housing, health care, and other support.
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Georgia Community Health Worker Initiative and NetworkProgram
ARCHI leads the Georgia CHW Network and gives community health workers training, technical help, and project support. The work aims to grow and strengthen the community health worker profession.
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Rent, Mortgage and Utility Relief ApplicationService
One short online form is sent to a network of local agencies that may help pay rent, mortgage, or utility bills. An agency that is a match will contact you.
Events 5
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Human Trafficking: Preventing the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Training
Wed, Oct 21 · 10:00 am–12:00 pmOnline
A two-hour online training for professionals about child sexual exploitation and trafficking. It covers warning signs and community resources for victims.
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State of Metro Atlanta Health 2026 Symposium
Fri, Nov 6 · 8:30 am–1:00 pm
A half-day yearly gathering of more than 250 health leaders, funders, providers, and advocates to talk about data and plans for a healthier region. It takes place Friday, November 6, 2026, at the Loudermilk Conference Center.
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2nd Annual Georgia Food is Medicine Summit
Thursday, Nov 12
A summit hosted by Open Hand with Emory Healthcare about the role of nutrition in health care. It is on Thursday, Nov 12, at The Carter Center, and is listed on ARCHI's events page.
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Quarterly Partner Breakfasts
Quarterly
ARCHI holds quarterly breakfasts where partners share ideas, build connections, and plan ways to make care easier to reach. Nearly 600 people attended in 2025.
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Training of the Trainer - Courage to Care
Thursday, Oct 22
A training for people who will lead a child sexual abuse and exploitation prevention program in their own organization or community. It is on Thursday, Oct 22, at 680 Murphy Ave SW.
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