Local Health Improvement Coalitions

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Local Health Improvement Coalitions September 21, 2017

What are Local Health Improvement Coalitions (LHIC)? A local health improvement coalition is a formalized group of individuals who coordinate and collaborate on activities and programs to address the health issues and disparities in their respective communities.

Why should we support the LHICs in our service area? Our region is geographically large. It is a 2-hour drive from the Pasco office to Ellensburg or Clarkston. LHICs have relationships with the other “movers and shakers” within their communities. (State Representatives, Commissioners, Local Elected Officials, CEOs, School Superintendents, Workforce Development, Philanthropies) Our committees and work groups have been supported by dozens of people from LHICs, and they have asked for our help in supporting their local programs and activities. This is a good way to reciprocate. LHICs can help us with Community Engagement activities such as outreach, Consumer Councils, Elected Official engagements, Edit Boards, and local media connections.

Existing LHICS in GCACH Service Area Kittitas County Health Network Yakima County Health Care Coalition Benton-Franklin Community Health Alliance Healthy Communities Coalition SE Washington Rural Health Network

Populations by County

How should we support LHICs? In July 2017 the GCACH Board voted to financially support LHICs in the Design 1 Budget for 4 years. An actual contract or agreement to allocate funding will need to be developed after the Project Plan application has been submitted in November. Contracts will need to be tailored for each LHIC. These contracts will need to clearly state how the LHICs intend to support the work of the GCACH (measures), and how to evaluate their performance at the end of each year (evaluation). The methodology for funding the LHICs will need to be determined by the Board. We can also support them through training, technical support (data), joint grant applications, participating in their meetings, and disseminating information.

Memorandums of Understanding to Formalize the Process The vehicle to formalize this process will be through a Memorandum of Understanding, which outlines the background, vision, and general expectations of the partners. It also includes an attestation to support the project initiatives chosen by GCACH in its project plan.