CHA's A Guide for Planning & Reporting Community Benefit provides a comprehensive framework for nonprofit health care organizations to develop and strengthen their strategic approach to assessing. planning, implementing and reporting community benefit.
Mark your calendar and plan to join leaders from across Catholic health care June 2-4, 2026 in St. Louis!
Finding Hope in the Darkness is a beautifully curated daily Advent resource designed to inspire prayer, reflection and connection throughout this sacred season. Available digitally and as a self-standing coil-bound calendar with an accompanying poster set for display in your ministry, this resource encourages us to slow down and embrace each day of the season, discovering glimpses of light and joy that point toward hope.
Bruce Compton is senior director of global health for the Catholic Health Association of the United States. He is based in the association's St. Louis office. Mr. Compton is responsible for assisting and supporting CHA-member organizations in their outreach activities in low-and-middle income countries. His duties include facilitating collaboration among CHA-member organizations and others, seeking to enhance the impact of international ministries. Additionally, he is responsible for education regarding international outreach issues and encouraging CHA members' participation in various activities of international ministry.Mr. Compton lived in Haiti from 2000 to 2002, and he continued to work in support of health missions in the developing world after he returned to the U.S. He did so in his capacity as founding president and chief executive of Springfield, Ill.–based Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach, a ministry organization bringing surplus medical supplies from Midwest hospitals to medical missions in the developing world.Contact