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Seeding Innovation

A Clinic and a School District Team Up to Help Kids

Staff at the Santa Cruz Community Health Centers and the Live Oak School District in the community of Live Oak, California, knew they had a number of high risk, high need kids in common.

Both clinic and school district staff were frustrated that, despite their best efforts, many of these kids were struggling — in school and out. Clinic and school district staff realized that there was a lack of communication and coordination between healthcare providers, educators, and parents, and that this was hampering their ability to address the needs of the kids' and their families. So the Santa Cruz Community Health Centers (SCCHC) and the Live Oak School District decided to build and fortify lines of communication between health care providers, educators, and parents to more effectively identify and help the at-risk children in their care. They set out to do so with the support of the 2018 cycle of Seeding Innovation (also known as Innovation Lab—"iLab" for short.
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Case Study: A Clinic and a School District Team Up to Help Kids

May 9, 2019
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A Clinic and a School District Team Up to Help Kids
Staff at the Santa Cruz Community Health Centers and the Live Oak School District in the community of Live Oak, California, knew they had a number…

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Case Study: How School Success Builds Healthy Communities

March 7, 2019
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A health center in Marin is creating a school environment where African American youth can thrive.

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Case Study: A Transportation Solution for Rural Communities

February 28, 2019
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By Kendra Chaikind
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How do you help patients with transportation issues get to their medical appointments?

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Breaking a Cycle of Poverty and Illness

November 30, 2018
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By Kendra Chaikind
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Marin City Health and Wellness Center is taking a drastically different approach to reforming the systems failing black children.

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Innovation Spotlight: School-Clinic Collaboration

July 17, 2018
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By Kendra Chaikind
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How can we break down the silos that wall-off schools, clinics, and families from each other?

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Exploring Sustainability Models: Business-Driven Funding

April 4, 2018
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Exploring Sustainability Models – Business Driven
CCI hosts a 2-part webinar on project sustainability planning.
Business Consultant, MaryKate Scott, walks participants through examples of ways to s…

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Exploring Sustainability Models: Donor-Driven Funding

March 22, 2018
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Exploring Sustainability Models – Donor-Driven Funding
CCI hosts a 2-part webinar on project sustainability planning.
Business Consultant, MaryKate Scott, highlights 3 types of sustainability plans:…

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Innovation Lab Welcome Meeting

January 22, 2018
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This webinar kicked off the beginning of the Innovation Lab (iLab) program on January 18, 2018 and includes an overview of the program and important dates.

Who should watch this webinar?
iLab team…

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A Jargon Exorcism

September 11, 2017
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By Orbit Media
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Program Manager Laura Blumenthal writes, “Improving access is not only about where and with whom we work, it’s about how we communicate.”

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