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Lamoille Valley / Morrisville HSA Accountable Communities for Health Presentation:

Explore the journey of Lamoille Community House & ACH Model in HSA, discussing funding impacts on advancing community issues. Learn about two paths converging towards a common agenda for change.

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Lamoille Valley / Morrisville HSA Accountable Communities for Health Presentation:

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  1. Lamoille Valley / Morrisville HSA Accountable Communities for Health Presentation: The Road to Transportation Funding for the Lamoille Community House

  2. Lamoille Community House Story : How two paths and a common agenda can create change Objective: Participants will be able to: Describe the parallel path of the evolution of Lamoille Community House and the implementation of the ACH Model in our HSA 2) Discuss how funding can be indirect or direct in advancing and supporting an issue

  3. Two paths and a Common Agenda

  4. Two paths and a Common Agenda

  5. Two paths and a Common Agenda

  6. Key Points about ACH Model and Change • Mission of UCC includes “well Housed” • UCC Voted and approved a Charter and Mission – but no real buy-in at first • Initially, implementations strategies were with clinical organizations and efforts were linear or only between two organizations • March of 2018 - March of 2019 the UCC group did a bit of storming and norming by: • Establishing Clinical and Human Service Co- chairs • Extending time of the meetings to 1.5 hours • Establishing a steering committee to create action and continuity when a new idea, funding or project came along

  7. Summary • Having a supportive leadership group at UCC/ACH helps • ACH model allows for sharing of community projects through regular communication among diverse organizations with resources to drive change. • With the help of multiple organizations along the path, including churches, synagogues, government agencies, primary care medical homes, law enforcement, Community Health Team members, mental health agencies, community volunteers, and a committed hospital – small but tangible steps happen to build a healthy communities.

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