About MEHA
The Massachusetts Environmental Health Association (MEHA) is an affiliate of the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA), which was incorporated in 1937.
MEHA was established in 1948 and is a non-profit association organized for charitable and educational purposes.
The goal and purpose of MEHA is to provide quality training and educational programs while also providing the opportunity for members to meet and exchange ideas and information with other professionals in the field of Public and Environmental Health.
Our Mission
Our Vision
The Massachusetts Environmental Health Association (MEHA) is dedicated to promoting public and environmental health through charitable and educational initiatives. MEHA leverages a vast network to enhance its educational programs and advocacy efforts. Our vision is to contintue to ensure that environmental health professionals are well-equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to protect public health and the environment.
Our Legacy
Explore the key milestones that have shaped MEHA’s 76-year journey in promoting environmental health.

'48
MEHA Founded
The Massachusetts Environmental Health Association was established, marking the beginning of our commitment to public and environmental health.
'60
First Annual Conference
MEHA held its first annual conference, providing a platform for professionals to network and share insights.
'85
Educational Programs Expanded
We expanded our educational offerings to include a wider range of topics and training opportunities for our members.
'00
Partnership with NEHA
MEHA strengthened its affiliation with the National Environmental Health Association, enhancing our resources and reach.
'23
Our 75th Anniversary
MEHA proudly celebrated this diamond milestone. We continue to provide training and opportunities to professionals in the field of Public and Environmental Health.