Coalition Building


Potential obstacles when building a coalition:

►Time - Not all coalition members have the same
                 amount of time

►Resources - Not all coalition members would
    have same access to resources

►Different skill levels

►Diversity issues

► Personality clashes

                                                                                                ►Lack of trust

 

Benefits of Having a Coalition:

            Resource sharing

            Better coordination  

            Better representation of community members, especially underserved groups

            Better services

Conflict resolution skills

            Community development and empowerment

Coalition member roles and responsibilities:

►Participate in determining the direction of the coalition

►Serve as the liaison to the organization

►Participate in the completion of a comprehensive needs assessment

►Assist in drafting a strategic plan and in prioritizing goals and objectives

►Assist in the implementation of activities

►Serves as a resource for the development of program activities

►Represents the coalition at external key meetings

►Promotes the coalition's mission

►Gather appropriate information necessary for the decision making process

►Attends meetings on a regular basis

►Help to develop and implement a self-sufficiency plan

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