The Issue
The older adult population is rapidly growing in Marin, increasing the need for older adult care and services. Providers have relied on public funding and private grants that are now strained. This has made it increasingly difficult for organizations to plan for the future, to keep pace with demand, or to take advantage of opportunities to innovate.
Our Approach
Both the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the growth in the older adult demographic provide opportunities to develop new collaborations between the healthcare sector and community-based organizations. We will seek to help build the capacity and infrastructure of critical older adult providers.
Grantmaking
Grantmaking for this initiative has concluded.
Evaluation Reports
Accelerating Business Capacity for Aging Service Providers: Key Learnings from an MCF Initiative
MCF ABC Initiative Final Evaluation Report 2/3/20
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The Adaptive Advantage
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Two Curve Organization
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Year One Evaluation Brief (2 page), May 2018
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Implementation: Year One Evaluation Full Report J. Solomon Consulting, LLC, April 18, 2018
View ResourceResources
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- Partnership Resources | Health Begins
- Resources for Community-Based Organizations and Healthcare Partnerships | Nonprofit Finance Fund
- Health Care And Community-Based Organizations Have Finally Begun Partnering To Integrate Health And Long-Term Care | Health Affairs
- How Foundations Can Accelerate Health System Improvement By Investing In Capacity Building Across Sectors | Grantmakers in Health
- Aging and Disability Business Institute