Throughout the course of the Linking Systems of Care Demonstration Initiative (LSC), the role of the project coordinator has been of paramount importance, regardless of the demonstration site. The LSC Steering Committee and Training and Technical Assistance providers agreed early in the project that replication of their work would be best supported by the creation of a Coordinator Toolkit.
Below you will find many of the materials and other essential resources to help guide you through the processes, critical conversations, fundamental decision points, and products that the LSC Coordinators developed,
The Coordinator Tool Kit is divided into five sections:
- Capacity Building
- Evaluation
- Project Management
- Stakeholders
- Victim Services
Each section includes resources to guide efforts to develop and better align all of the systems of care that respond to the needs of children, youth, families, and caregivers who have experienced victimization and/or been exposed to violence in their homes, schools, and communities.
- Capacity Building and Sustainability
- Evaluation
- Project Management
- Stakeholders
- Victim Services
Capacity Building and Sustainability
Capacity Building and Sustainability
Organizations who have developed long-lasting success understand the importance of capacity building and sustainability. It is essential for organizations to make capacity building and sustainability an organizational priority to ensure that the continuity of care is maintained for individuals who have been exposed to or who have experienced trauma. Strategies and resources to assist organization with capacity building and sustainability are explored in this section.