LWLC works together to better understand how factors like housing, education, and access to physical and mental healthcare affect opportunities for health in Lake County, and what we need to do to make health a reality for all. LWLC involves and centers the voices of community members throughout this process, especially those from communities hardest hit by health inequities. The Network is comprised of representatives from a variety of community-based organizations, government agencies, health care systems and academic institutions.

For years, the network has been instrumental in developing the Lake County Health Department's Department’s Community Health Assessment (CHA) and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). Priority areas for the 2022 CHIP include access to physical and mental healthcare, education and housing. LCCF's Executive Director, Maggie Morales and Lake County Community Development Administrator, Brenda O'Connell serve as the Network Co-chairs helping to drive this critical work while prioritizing community issues and shaping data-driven strategies to promote positive social change for all of Lake County.