Register now for this

WESTERN MIGRANT STREAM FORUM Workshop!!

 

 

Developing Successful Migrant Health Delivery Models

& Funding Proposals

January 28-29, at the Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront

 

Delivered by the National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc., and a team of experts, this one and a half day hands-on intensive will review the basics of Federally Qualified Health Centers, as well as provide guidance on recognizing and developing appropriate migrant health delivery models (health center, mobile unit, voucher program) and writing competitive funding proposals.

 

Who should attend: Current grantees, potential grantees and new staff wanting to get an in-depth view of 330-migrant health grant writing.

 

Why this is a great opportunity: Participants will have lots of time to ask questions and will gain ideas directly related to their particular health care situation.

 

Detailed Workshop Description

Part I of this two-part intensive will focus on the fundamentals of program expectations, strategic thinking in developing your program and how to locate data and do a comprehensive needs assessment. Participants are encouraged to bring previous and current proposals and funding ideas for discussion and feedback.  

 

Part II will build on the fundamentals of the previous session, with a focus on the pragmatics of developing effective health and business plans that form the basis of sound migrant health programs and funding proposals.  In this workshop the participants will learn the core aspects of the health and business plans and will work on developing realistic goals and objectives.  Participants are encouraged to bring previous and current proposals and funding ideas for feedback.  Attendance at Part 1 & 2 is required.   

            Presenters: Pamela J. Byrnes, PhD, Alice Larson, PhD, Virgilio Licona, MD

 

Visit www.nwrpca.org to register for the workshop which is part of the 15^th Annual Western Migrant Stream Forum. Call (206) 783-3004 if you have any questions.