State of CORE Group_
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This document provides an update on the state of the Core Group organization as of May 2014. It discusses membership changes, achievements of working groups, new opportunities with projects like TOPS and the Food Security and Nutrition Network, and closing activities for the MCHIP project. It also outlines future directions for Core Group, including its 5th birthday celebration in June 2014 and involvement in the Every Newborn Action Plan. A list of Core Group members and associates is also included. The document asks participants to submit questions on notecards for a future panel discussion on directions with USAID, Peace Corps, and InterAction.
State of CORE Group_
- 1. STATE OF CORE GROUP Karen LeBan, Executive Director May 7, 2014
- 2. KEY UPDATES • Membership Changes • Working Group Achievements • TOPS / Food Security and Nutrition Network - New Opportunities • MCHIP - Project Closing Activities • RMNCH : Community Health and Civil Society Engagement
- 3. CORE GROUP IN INDIA – FEBRUARY 2014 Comprehensive Rural Health Project (Jamkhed) CORE Group Polio Project
- 4. FUTURE DIRECTIONS • 5th Birthday and Beyond Coalition Partner: June 25, 2014 • Every Newborn Action Plan
- 5. CORE GROUP MEMBERS ACDI/VOCA Adventist Development and Relief Agency African Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Development Agency Africare Aga Khan Foundation American Friends of Guinea American Red Cross American Refugee Committee Amref Health Africa CARE Catholic Medical Mission Board Catholic Relief Services ChildFund International Concern Worldwide US Counterpart International Curamericas Global Episcopal Relief & Development Food for the Hungry Freedom from Hunger Future Generations Global Health Action GOAL Handicap International Health & Development International Health Alliance International HealthRight International Helen Keller International Hesperian Health Guides IMA World Health International Medical Corps International Relief & Development International Rescue Committee Medical Care Development International Medical Teams International Mercy Corps Operation Smile Partners for Development PATH Pathfinder International PCI Plan International USA Population Services International Project C.U.R.E. Project HOPE Relief International Salvation Army World Service Office Samaritan’s Purse Save the Children WellShare International White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood World Relief World Renew CORE GROUP ASSOCIATES American College of Nurse-Midwives Christian Blind Mission – US Christian Connections for International Health (CCIH) Community Partners International Edesia FHI 360 Global Alliance to Prevent Prematurity and Stillbirth (GAPPS) Grandmother Project ICF International Institute for Reproductive Health, Georgetown University International Union Against Tuberculosis & Lung Disease (The Union) IntraHealth International Jhpiego Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Department of International Health Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health (LATH) USA Loma Linda University School of Public Health, Department of Global Health Medair Planet Aid University Research Co. (URC) Women’s Refugee Commission
- 6. PREPARATION FOR FUTURE DIRECTIONS PLENARY On a notecard, write down a question you would like USAID, Peace Corps, and /or InterAction to address in Friday's Future Directions panel. You are welcome to discuss with your tablemates. These questions will be sent to the presenters to aid them in their preparation.