ANNUAL FALL MEETINGSeptember 14-15, 2010

Inspiration, Integration, Impact

Our Vision

A world of healthy communities where

no women or child dies of preventable causes

8/13/09

Our Program Priorities

1. Convene and expand the Community

Health Network, Working Groups, and Practitioner

Academy

to share and create knowledge, build partnerships, and improve skills of the global public

health workforce.

2. Catalyze and support global

health program initiatives

to unify community health efforts for

greater impact and learning.

3. Refine and diffuse innovative cross-

cutting community health program

strategies, tools and best practices

to overcome barriers to program coverage,

quality, equity, and sustainability.

4. Advocate for effective community-

focused health approaches within global and regional

policy arenas

to mainstream community health in international policy

and practice.

Following Our Strategic Plan to Advance Community Health: 2009 - 2013

56 MembersACDI/VOCAAdventist Development and Relief

AgencyAfricareAfrican Medical and Research

FoundationAga Khan FoundationAmerican India Foundation American Red CrossAmerican Refugee Committee Int.AME - SADACARE InternationalCatholic Medical Mission BoardCatholic Relief ServicesChildFund InternationalChristian Reformed World Relief

CommitteeConcern WorldwideCounterpart InternationalCuramericas Global, Inc.Episcopal Relief and DevelopmentFood for the Hungry

Freedom from HungerFuture GenerationsGlobal Health ActionHaitian Health FoundationHealth Alliance InternationalHealthRight InternationalHelen Keller InternationalHesperian Foundation HOPE WorldwideIMA World HealthInstitute for One World Health International Relief and

DevelopmentInternational AidInternational Medical CorpsInternational Rescue CommitteeInternational Youth FoundationLa Leche League InternationalMAP International

Medical Care Development International

Medical Teams International Mercy CorpsPartners for DevelopmentPATHPathfinder Int.Physicians for PeacePLAN InternationalPopulation Services InternationalProject Concern InternationalProject HOPERelief InternationalSalvation Army World ServiceSave the ChildrenWellShare InternationalWhite Ribbon Alliance for Safe

MotherhoodWorld NeighborsWorld ReliefWorld Vision

New Members

Member Elections (9/10)

World Connect (Infante Sano)

World Lung Foundation

Applicants in “One Year Courting Period”

• Mama Project• Medicine for Humanity• Project CURE• Samaritans Purse• The Hunger Project• World Concern Development

Organization

FY10 Working Group Highlights• HIV/AIDS Integration of HIV/AIDS and TB Seminar

• CCH Community Case Management Essentials GuideC-IMCI Technical Advisory Group Meeting

• Malaria: Maternal Anemia TAG and Workshop / RBM Partnership Board

• M&E Equity Guidance

• Nutrition: Nutrition Program Design Assistant Tool and TrainingParticipation in Scaling-Up Nutrition Global Taskforce

• SBC: Most Powerful to Change Behaviors – Exclusive BreastfeedingDesigning for Behavior Change TOT

• SMRH: HBLSS Curriculum Revision; Family Planning Survey,

• TB Elluminate on TB Essential Drugs / Booth at IUATLD Meeting / Stop TB Partnership Board Representation

FY10 CORE Staff Highlights• CORE Polio Project Midterm Evaluation (Henry Perry)

• H2P (Humanitarian Pandemic Preparedness) – 16 country program review, Bangladesh, Honduras and Ethiopia lessons learned workshop, Community Preparedness Curriculum

• Community Case Management Essentials Guide and CCM Graphic Dissemination

• Mobile Health Coordination

• Website Revision

• New CORE Group Staff: Pinky Patel, Communications Manager and Alyssa Christenson, Executive Assistant / Office Manager

• Development of CORE Initiatives

Leadership of a Neutral Space that Promotes Coordination and Partnership Development

USAID Partnership in FY11

• 5 year Cooperative Agreement ends 9/30/2010– Humanitarian Pandemic Preparedness Initiative

• Partnership will continue through MCHIP– Program Learning Functions will continue– Collaboration on iCCM, newborn health, maternal and

child anemia, family planning integration, immunization, equity, community health systems, CHWs

• Ongoing partnership with Flexible Fund through World Learning grant on Family Planning Integration

• Ongoing partnership with World Vision to support Polio Project communication efforts

Project Result 4: Food Security Network / Knowledge Sharing

Project Result 1:Knowledge Capture

Project Result 2:Knowledge Generation/ Sharing

Project Result 3:Knowledge Application/ Sharing

Improved Knowledge Improved Practices Improved Systems

Partnership with USAID Title II (TOPS) Strategic Objective

Highest-quality information, knowledge, & best practices for improved methodologies in Title II food aid commodity program performance identified,

established, shared & adapted.

CORE Group’s Community Health Network

•Monitoring and Evaluation•Social and Behavior Change•Community Mobilization•Gender•Knowledge Management

Sustainable Ag.

Agriculture/Livelihoods

Commodity Management

Water/Sanitation

Infrastructure with FFW

Value Chains

Natural Resource Mgmt

Malaria Health Services Improvement

TB

HIV

Family Planning

Sister Networks

Neglected Tropical Diseases

•Hygiene•Nutrition•Maternal and Newborn Health•Community Mgmnt of Childhood Illness

TOPS’ Food Security and Nutrition Network

Member Organizations

Technical Working Groups

Practitioner Academy

Other participants:academics, donors, private sector, coop.

agencies, etc.

CORE GroupStaff

Community Health Network 1. Increase member and partner engagement and collaborative action to advance community health.

2. Focus and strengthen programs that advance community health approaches.

3. Grow and diversify our funding base and partner linkages.

4. Strengthen our internal capacity to achieve program priorities.

Moving Forward 2009 - 2013

Inspiration and ImpactWe learn from YOU!

VIDEO INTERVIEWS in the Angle Room

1. What do you value most about being a CORE Group member or partner?

2. Can you share an experience of how CORE Group services, materials, tools, or collaboration have improved your global work or work in the field?

Dory Storms Child Survival Recognition Award 2010

The Dory Storms Child Survival Recognition Award is presented annually by CORE Group to "a person(s) recognized for exceptional efforts resulting in more effective child survival program implementation and increased impact in improving the health of the poorest of the poor including mothers, children and infants in underserved communities throughout the world."

Dory Storms Award Recipients

2000: Dory Storms2001: John Wyon2002: David Newberry2003: Kate Jones2004: Warren and Gretchen Berggren2005: Robb Davis2006: Carl Taylor2007: Monique and Jerry Sternin2008: Stan Foster2009: Henry Perry

2010: Abhay and Rani Bang

The preceding slides were presented at theCORE Group 2010 Fall Meeting

Washington, DC

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