NonGovernmental Organizations NGOswork largely with lowincome and at

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO’s)—work largely with low-income and at risk populations • Sliding scale health clinics—Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) and Look-Alikes • Behavioral health—mental health centers and substance use disorder treatment • Food security programs • Homelessness programs • Violence prevention programs Other Community Organizations Legal Help and Advocacy Organizations Service Clubs—Lions, Kiwanis, Elks, Masons, etc. Veterans’ Organizations Chamber of Commerce, Business Organizations Trade Unions Institution-Based Groups—Church, School Neighborhood Associations Sports Clubs or Leagues Informal Groups / Clubs—Parents’, Book, Garden Institutions / Groups Sample I&R/A Organizations Hospitals and Health Systems Public Health Services Head Start and Early Childhood Education Public and Private Schools, Colleges, Universities Public Sports Facilities YMCA’s and Similar Institutions Senior Centers Local, State, and Federal Government Agencies Religious Institutions Cultural Institutions Volunteers—Ameri. Corps, Students, Interns United Way 2 -1 -1—Veteran’s, Seniors, Disaster “No Wrong Door” (NWD); Long-Term Services and Support (LTSS); Area Agency on Aging (AAA); Aging/In-Home Services; PACE; Eldercare. gov Locator; Disability and Rehabilitation Organizations Continuums of Care (COCs) and Housing Agencies Teresa Gerard Guardian Group, LLC tgerard@guardgroup. net May 24, 2017 Health and Human Service Organizations Home and Community-Based Services (CHWs) Resource Vendors; Financial Literacy Groups Managed Care/Care Coordination Organizations Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) Public and Private Health Information Exchanges Successful Collaboration with Community Resource, Referral, and Service/Care Coordination Solutions

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