Division of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health Promotion

The Bureau of Community Health Promotion provides a statewide model of integrative public health programming across the life span. The Bureau maintains key relationships with local health departments, community-based organizations, private voluntary organizations, academic and health care provider networks. Major functions include:

  • Statewide development and implementation of program practices and policies
  • Development of federal grant applications
  • Development and enforcement of standards and guidelines related to chronic disease, family health including children with special needs, injury, nutrition and tobacco prevention and control
  • Review of existing and proposed legislative proposals

The Bureau of Community Health Promotion has four sections: Chronic Disease Prevention and Cancer Control, Family Health, Tobacco Prevention and Control, and WIC and Nutrition.

Jennifer Ullsvik, Bureau of Community Health Promotion Director
1 W. Wilson, Room 218
Madison, WI 53701

Last revised February 20, 2025