Project Leadership Engaging Diverse Families for Health Systems Improvement: Phase VI
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Incorporating families’ lived experience with children with special health care needs into program and policy planning is a strategy increasingly used by health care systems to ensure delivery of appropriate services, enhance consumer and provider satisfaction, and reduce costs. Since 2013, the Foundation has supported Family Voices of California to implement Project Leadership, a community-based training program designed to increase the number of family representatives able to effectively participate in advisory and decision-making roles within programs serving CSHCN. This grant will continue to make advocacy training for parents of CSHCN available in California, with a focus on improved cultural responsiveness and increasing the diversity of participants in trainings and in subsequent leadership roles.
Other Grants Awarded to Family Voices of California
- Project Leadership Coordination and Expansion, COVID-19 Supplement
- Project Leadership Coordination and Expansion: Phase V
- Project Leadership Training Families to Advocate for Systems Change: Phase IV
- Communicating with Parents of CSHCN in California
- Project Leadership Training Families to Advocate for System Change: Phase III
- Project Leadership Training Families to Advocate for System Change: Phase II, Replication
- Project Leadership Training Families to Advocate for System Change