Covering Kids & Families Evaluation

Lessons: Coalitions

  • Published: 9/21/2005

Covering Kids & Families® (CKF) evaluators used site visits, written surveys, and online data to better understand the composition, approach and membership of CKF coalitions. Their reports address a number of questions about coalitions and CKF, including:

  • Who belongs to CKF coalitions?
  • What are the coalitions' priorities?
  • How do coalitions work?
  • Are coalition members able to work together without conflict?
  • Were the coalitions paying attention to sustaining themselves in spring 2003?
  • Were the coalitions successful in their objectives?

 

Coalition Reports

Assessing the Impact of Covering Kids & Families®

  1. 1 Covering Kids & Families Case Studies
  2. 2 Covering Kids & Families® Issue Briefs
  3. 3 Lessons: Access to Care
  4. 4 Lessons: Coalitions
  5. 5 Lessons: Economic and Political Barriers
  6. 6 Lessons: Outreach
  7. 7 Lessons: Simplification and Coordination
  8. 8 Lessons: Sustainability
  9. 9 Lessons: Policy Change

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