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Tom has published numerous resources to help communities solve their own problems. His most recent book is The Power of Collaborative Solutions – Six principles and effective tools for building health communities published by Jossey Bass-John Wiley in early 2010.His earlier writings on coalition building include From the Ground Up: A Workbook on Coalition Building and Community Development (with Gillian Kaye, 1997) and The Spirit of the Coalition (with Bill Berkowitz, 2000; American Public Health Association).
He presently runs Tom Wolff & Associates- www.tomwolff.com. Consulting clients include federal, state, and local government agencies; foundations; hospitals; nonprofit organizations; professional associations; and grassroots groups
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
New Hospital Community Benefit Requirements: Who Will They Benefit? New regulations on hospitals from the health care bill and from the IRS require them to provide community benefits to local residents. This creates an occasion for all of us to engage with our local hospitals. We must ask what they will be doing to meet these new requirements and tell them how we would like to partner with them in the process of creating their community needs assessment and the actions that will follow.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011New Hospital Community Benefit Requirements: Who Will They Benefit? New regulations on hospitals from the health care bill and from the IRS require them to provide community benefits to local residents. This creates an occasion for all of us to engage with our local hospitals. We must ask what they will be doing to meet these new requirements and tell them how we would like to partner with them in the process of creating their community needs assessment and the actions that will follow.
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Monday, August 8, 2011
Building Community and Transforming Our Helping Systems How to convert our dysfunctional helping systems to ones that are focused on communities, prevention, strengths, our community's diversity, build on community helping systems, bring those most affected by the issues to the table as equal partners, operate collaboratively, and engage our spirituality as the compass for social change.
Monday, August 8, 2011Building Community and Transforming Our Helping Systems How to convert our dysfunctional helping systems to ones that are focused on communities, prevention, strengths, our community's diversity, build on community helping systems, bring those most affected by the issues to the table as equal partners, operate collaboratively, and engage our spirituality as the compass for social change.
