World Federation of Public Health Associations Presentation on Introduction to CORE Group (Feb 2015)
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This document provides an introduction and overview of CORE Group, a global non-profit organization working to improve community health practices for underserved populations. It outlines CORE Group's vision, mission, history, members, activities, and impact. Specifically, it discusses CORE Group's work promoting innovative approaches to primary health care through programs like Care Groups and community health workers. It also describes CORE Group's technical resources, working groups, global partnerships, and vision of healthy communities where no woman or child dies from preventable causes.
World Federation of Public Health Associations Presentation on Introduction to CORE Group (Feb 2015)
- 1. INTRODUCTION TO CORE GROUP Judy Lewis, Board Chair, CORE Group Karen LeBan, Executive Director, CORE Group Tom Davis, Chief Program Officer Feed the Children Janine Schooley, Sr. VP for Programs, PCI Dennis Cherian, Sr. Director of Health, HIV and AIDS, World Vision, Inc. Innovative Approaches to Achieve Primary Health Care Outcomes
- 2. SDGs • End poverty • End hunger, improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture • Attain healthy lives • Provide quality education and life-long learning opportunities • Attain gender equality, empower women and girls • Ensure availability and sustainable use of water and sanitation
- 3. Innovative Approaches to PHC • Care Groups—mothers providing health education and behavior change in households • Reference Guide: Developing & Strengthening Community Health Workers at Scale • Economic and social empowerment in change: women’s empowerment groups • Citizen Voice and Action (CVA): transforming unjust systems and structures
- 5. Foundation: Informal beginning 1997— identified need by health professionals and NGOs to work together History: 2001 incorporated 25 NGOs receiving USAID Child Survival grants USAID funded collaboration and knowledge sharing
- 6. Vision: Communities where everyone can attain health and well-being. Mission: To improve and expand community health practices for underserved populations, especially women and children, through collaborative action and learning.
- 7. Without CORE Group… Organizations struggle to make lasting impact.
- 8. Realities of the field With CORE Group… resources go further and work better.
- 9. Expanding membership to include NGOs outside US Secretariat model—multi-sector, multi- organizational. Focus polio but expanded to MNCH – Angola – Ethiopia – India – South Sudan
- 10. 54 • International NGO Members 26 • Associate Organizations 30 • Individual Associates As of January 2014
- 11. CORE Group
- 12. Global Policy & Advocacy Global Health Initiatives Program Learning & Diffusion Community Health Network Technical Working Groups & Practitioner Academy 70+ Members & Associates Collectively Reaching 720 Million People Worldwide Coordination & Collaboration Building Partnerships
- 13. Working Groups: Community Child Health HIV/AIDS Malaria Monitoring & Evaluation Nutrition Safe Motherhood & Reproductive Health Social & Behavior Change Tuberculosis
- 14. Interest Groups: Adolescent Health & Wellbeing Immunization Maternal Mental Health mHealth Non-Communicable Diseases
- 16. CORE Group Scaling Up Nutrition Roll Back Malaria Partnership PMNCH Child Survival C2A Global Partnerships & Leadership A world of healthy communities, where no woman or child dies of preventable causes.
- 17. MNCH Care Group Model CCM Essentials Guide & Graphic C-IMCI Framework Taking Care of Baby Flipbook Nutrition Essential Nutrition Actions (ENA) Nutrition Program Design Assistant (NPDA) Positive Deviance /Hearth Guide M & E Knowledge, Practice, Coverage (KPC) Training Manual Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) Guide Partnership Defined Quality (PDQ) Guide Behavior Change Designing for Behavior Change (DBC) Curriculum Barrier Analysis Guide TB Community- Based TB Programming Guide Program Planning & Technical Resources
Editor's Notes
- #8: First we’ll take a moment to consider the very rationale for CORE’s existence. We’ll start simple with the rationale for CORE Group’s very existence. The shapes within the United States represent our diverse membership of US non-profit organizations