Resource Library

This blog post offers a systematic assessment of the more advanced multi-sector partnership for health. The blog highlights Central Oregon Health Council, a unique nonprofit organization that plays a critical role in improving the health of residents across Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson counties.

This review of the literature seeks to understand the fundamentals of accountable communities for health, including common characteristics, major challenges, and variations in stakeholder engagement to address identified community needs.

This webinar details how organizations are using collaborative data to drive decisions and to plan and implement programming.

This toolkit guides leaders of multisector partnerships and their members who are interested in harnessing the power of storytelling to motivate others to join them in action through the development of a public narrative.

This brief captures and shares insights for partnerships between health care organizations and community-based organizations, particularly those that serve low-income and/or vulnerable populations.

This fact sheet outlines strategies to help state Medicaid officials encourage partnerships between community-based organizations and health care organizations.

This case study explores a partnership between Family & Children’s Place and the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness that provides home visitation services for new and expectant parents to equip them with the skills to support a healthy family.

This case study features a collaborative in Virginia including more than 80 health care and social services organizations, which is designed to reduce hospital readmissions and improve quality of care by using evidence-based care transition coaching and in-home assessments.

This case study explores a partnership between a youth social services agency and an integrated health care organization, which aims to meet the health and social service needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth experiencing systemic barriers to housing, health, and wellness.

This profile explores a collaboration among Catholic Charities Spokane, Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center (part of the Providence Health & Services health system), and Volunteers of America that provides post-hospitalization care and tailored, coordinated services to homeless clients to give them a better chance at healing.