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Community Centered Family Health History

Genetic Alliance is partnering with a diverse group of communities to create tailored family health history tools. We believe that accessible tools produced by the community, for the community, will promote conversations about health within the family and translate knowledge of family health history into healthy choices. Read our complete list of goals and objectives.

Each community involved in the project will adapt Does It Run In the Family?, a family health history toolkit, disseminate it to community members, and evaluate whether the tool encourages healthy decision-making and collection of family health history.


Does It Run In the Family?

A Guide to Family Health History cover A Guide for Understanding Genetics and Health cover

The Does It Run In the Family? template was created using feedback from all project partners and the National Advisory Committee. The highlighted and circled sections of the template are customizable. These booklets are also available in Spanish.


Supplemental Materials

Communication is an important part of family health history. We've created optional supplemental materials that may help individuals talk with their family and healthcare provider.

arrow icon Healthcare Provider Card
arrow icon Questionnaire


Customized Booklets

Many of the communities involved have already customized the toolkit. Community booklets will be added as they become available.

* Alpha-1 Foundation [book 1] [book 2]
* Angioma Alliance [book 1] [book 2]
* Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center [book 1] [book 2]
* Duke LIVE FOR LIFE/Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy [book 1] [book 2]
* Ferre Institute [book 1] [book 2]
* Genetic Alliance
* Alianza Genética (Spanish)
[book 1] [book 2]
[book 1] [book 2]
* The Genomedical Connection
[book 1] [book 2]
* The Heredity Project
[book 1] [book 2]
* Institute for Cultural Partnerships [book 1] [book 2]
* Intermountain Healthcare
[book 1] [book 2]
* Iona College
[book 1] [book 2]
* National Council of La Raza
* Consejo Nacional de la Raza (Spanish)
[book 1] [book 2]
[book 1] [book 2]
* National Psoriasis Foundation
[book 1] [book 2]
* Office of Justice and Peace/Health Wagon
[book 1] [book 2]
* Progreso Latino
[book 1] [book 2]
* Seattle Indian Health Board
[book 1] [book 2]
* Southern Missouri Telehealth Genetics
[book 1] [book 2]
* University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
[book 1] [book 2]
* West Side Community Health Services
[book 1] [book 2]


Additional Partners:


* American Folklife Center
* American Society of Human Genetics
* Health Resources Services Administration, DHHS
* National Alopecia Areata Foundation


Things to watch for!

arrow icon Customizable Online Toolkit

Give us feedback!

Supported through a cooperative agreement from the Genetic Services Branch of the Maternal and Child Health Bureau/HRSA/DHHS.

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