Interagency Coalition Sourcebook 2004

INTRODUCTION

The Martin County Interagency Coalition is pleased to present Sourcebook 2005. This resource lists all the health and social services agencies that participate in the Interagency Coalition and includes a link to a profile of most of them. It also contains a statement of the economic impact that coalition members have on our community.

Membership in the coalition is open to all not-for-profit and for-profit organizations, governmental entities, other coalitions or groups and individuals working to improve health and human services in Martin County.

The purpose of our organization is three-fold:

Education – to improve the quality of the services we provide.
Collaboration – to maximize opportunities to provide services cost-effectively.
Advocacy – on behalf of our member organizations and the clients they serve.

The Sourcebook is intended to provide you with an easy reference to agencies within our community, their contact information, mission statements, as well as a description of their services and the constituents they serve.

Our members are committed to improving the well-being of our community and to strengthening its social fabric. They are knowledgeable about the needs and resources that exist in Martin County.

MISSION

The Martin County Interagency Coalition is a not-for-profit corporation whose purpose is:

To provide a common meeting ground.
To promote improvement of service delivery systems.
To enhance coordination and education among community-based service providers.
To advocate on behalf of health and human service issues.

ECONOMIC IMPACT

In addition to contributing to the social fabric of our community, health and social service agencies have a major economic impact in Martin County. Click here for the latest economic impact report.

MEMBERS AND PROFILES

20/200 Fellowship

2-1-1, Center for Information and Crisis Services

Alzheimer's Community Care

American Lung Association

American Red Cross

ARC of Martin County

Big Brothers Big Sisters

Boys and Girls Club

Caring Children Clothing Children

Catholic Charities

Center for Independent Living Options