Strong Communities. Healthy Families. A Thriving Appalachia.

For more than 30 years, Community Education Group has brought resources, investment, and national attention to Appalachia, helping rural communities fight addiction, protect mothers and families, and build the workforce of the future.

We Are AppalachiaSM.

Strong Communities. Healthy Families. A Thriving Appalachia.

For more than 30 years, Community Education Group has brought resources, investment, and national attention to Appalachia, helping rural communities fight addiction, protect mothers and families, and build the workforce of the future.

We Are AppalachiaSM.

Strong Communities. Healthy Families. A Thriving Appalachia.

For more than 30 years, Community Education Group has brought resources, investment, and national attention to Appalachia, helping rural communities fight addiction, protect mothers and families, and build the workforce of the future.

We Are AppalachiaSM.

Who is the Community Education Group?

Rooted in Appalachia. Focused on Results.

CEG works alongside local leaders, health departments, faith communities, employers, and community organizations to solve problems the people closest to them understand best. We connect rural communities to funding, training, and expertise, then measure what works so every dollar delivers results.

We Are Appalachia

About CEG

CEG’s Impact By the Numbers

1,000,000+

invested in local community organizations

50,000+

HIV Rapid Tests Provided

35+

Appalachian counties served

1,000,000+

Funding to local cbos

500+

community health workers (CHAMPS) trained and deployed

30+

Years of Experience

How CEG makes an impact throughout the Appalachian region.

Recovery and Overdose Prevention. Helping communities end the addiction crisis through treatment access, naloxone, recovery support, and smart use of opioid settlement dollars.

Healthy Moms and Families. Supporting mothers and babies in rural areas where hospitals and maternity care are hard to reach.

Ending the HIV Epidemic. Advancing the national goal, launched in 2019, of reducing new HIV infections 90% by 2030 through testing and linkage to care in rural communities.

Rural Workforce and Training. Training and deploying local community health workers, so care and jobs stay in the community.

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