Transcription of Making Community PartnershipsWork: A Toolkit
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Making Community Partnerships Work:A ToolkitThis document was developed as a result of the Genetic Education Needs Evaluation (GENE)Project which was supported by grant U33 MC 00157 from the Department of Health and HumanServices, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Maternal and Child Health Bureau,Genetic Services Branch. Partners in the project included HRSA, March of Dimes, Michigan GENEP roject, Washington Heights/Inwood GENE Coalition, Genetic Alliance and Family Voices. March of Dimes Foundation would like to thank the many individuals who assisted in the development and production of this Toolkit . Author:Aida GiachelloEditors:Diane AshtonPenny Kyler EmyLou S. RodriguezRenee ShankerAnn UmemotoPlain Language Reviewer:Wendy Mettger, Mettger CommunicationsMarch of Dimes would also like to thank the Community organizations that participated in the GENE have helped us to better understand how to make Community partnerships March of Dimes FoundationThe mission of the March of Dimes Foundation is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
and its national partners, Genetic Alliance and Family Voices, worked with two communities to determine their cultural and language needs in the area of genetics education and develop action plans to address those needs. This toolkit provides the reader with some insight into how these community partnerships were developed.
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