ABOUT KPFP

Creating an environment of wellness throughout our communities, Kings Partnership (KPFP) is a 501c3 organization working across sectors to enhance the quality of life in Kings County. With a primary focus on intentional collective impact, KPFP is bringing Kings County together around health, family, education, and financial stability. Kings Partnership takes an upstream approach, creating opportunities for healthy life choices for all county residents and building a vibrant community where future generations flourish.

 

MISSION

To enhance the quality of life in Kings County by creating a collaborative community that focuses on health, family, education, and financial stability. 

VISION

Building a stronger Kings County: where everyone has the opportunity to thrive!

WHAT WE DO

As one of the county's leading community outreach and communications organizations, KPFP serves the county's most vulnerable populations by seamlessly integrating outreach, educational awareness, and service promotion into every project we undertake. KPFP prioritizes health, education, quality of life, and financial stability. Our extensive involvement includes community outreach on topics such as homelessness, healthy eating/active living, mental health and suicide prevention, substance use prevention, community, and domestic violence prevention, adverse childhood experiences, child abuse prevention, health equity, financial literacy, youth engagement, and COVID-19 education. 

 

KPFP is thrilled to collaborate with community partners to address the social service needs of those most vulnerable.

We offer support through various avenues:

  • A newsletter distributed to an audience of over 500 service providers, businesses, and community residents.

  • A strong social media presence, boasting 1.9K followers on Facebook and over 900 on Instagram.

  • The Community Connections: Changing Lives Together Podcast.

  • Six initiative-focused workgroups, including the Substance Use Response Group, the Kings County Mental Health Taskforce, the Kings Coalition for Wellness and Awareness, the Healthy Eating and Active Living workgroup, the Youth Engagement Workgroup, and the Financial Stability Taskforce.

  • Monthly meetings that unite all KPFP partners for networking, collaboration, and prevention education.

  • Outreach and tabling at community events.

  • Access to local and state data comprising over 300 indicators.

  • Tailored data reports featuring pre-selected indicators.

  • Conducting focus groups and community meetings to understand resident perceptions.

  • Delivering education and prevention awareness through community presentations, trainings, and workshops.

  • Promoting initiatives via social media through video, photo, and content creation.

  • Providing community engagement and outreach training, including tools like Canva and various social media platforms.

  • Offering training sessions on data methodologies, including website navigation and survey administration.

Email kingspartnership@kpfp.org today to initiate a conversation about how we can collaborate with you to address community needs.

Our Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors

Our Staff

Our Staff
Our Local Organizations

Our Local Organizations

WHAT'S ON OUR WEBSITE

Click the (+) buttons below to learn how to navigate the KPFP website and find the resources you need. Can't find what you're looking for? Email kingspartnership@kpfp.org, and we'll assist you with your community needs. 

Show All

Attend our Monthly Meeting

For more information please click here . 

Join our Initiatives

Substance Use Response Group (SURG)

Healthy Eating/Active Living Workgroup (HEAL)

Kings County Mental Health Taskforce

Kings Coalition for Wellness & Awareness (KCWA) 

Financial & Stability Taskforce

Become ACEs Aware

By joining us on the frontlines of defining the approach to trauma-informed care in the Central Valley, you will better support both the people you employ and the communities you serve. Understanding and addressing the role of the community, in both how structural forces contribute to trauma and promote healing, is essential in improving life outcomes. We can take action now to change and save lives by responding with evidence-based trauma-informed care, increasing community access to resources, and significantly improving the health and well-being of individuals and families.

 

GET INVOLVED

Explore our data & reports

KPFP continues to be the county hub for all things data thanks to its amazing website platform. Our website currently houses over 300 data indicators with new data added every year! In addition to live data, the KPFP website also houses 3 data indexes and the Healthy People 2030 Tracker.

 

DATA INDICATORS

Go to the Community Dashboard, where you can learn about your community's health and wellness, compare indicators for your community against state averages, county values, and target goals, and discover areas of excellence and improvement in your community.

 

Did you know: If you search multiple indicators, you can save the links to all the data that you've searched!

 

 

To view all data indicators, visit the Disparities Dashboard. 

 

Want to learn about the demographics of Kings County? Visit our Demographics Dashboard.

 

GOT NEEDS?

In addition to data indicators, the KPFP website houses the Kings County Community Needs Assessment (Got Needs?) Data from the 2017, 2019, and 2021 survey years. You can visit the Got Needs page to view the survey questions, read through the Got Needs reports, and explore the Got Needs data indicators. 

 

SEE HOW KINGS COUNTY COMPARES

See how Kings County compares by taking a look at the:

Host a Mini-Dashboard

Contact karina@kpfp.org for more information about adding a customized mini-dashboard to your site.

Build Your Own Data Report

Click here to start your report.

Look through our Resource Library

The Resource Library allows you to locate resources that help make your community a healthier place. If you have a resource you think should be included, please submit it here.

 

WHAT CAN YOU FIND IN THE RESOURCE LIBRARY?

  • Initiative Meeting Minutes

  • Information regarding local organizations

  • Funding Opportunities

  • Meeting Presentations

  • Professional Tools

  • Local Resources

View our Full Calendar of Events

View our various calendars that spotlight events around the county:

 

Subscribe to the KPFP Mailing List

Kings Partnership for Prevention sends out a weekly update with all the current happenings. Complete the form below to be subscribe to that list!

 
* indicates required