2022 Network Development Learning Collaborative Application |
The Network Development Learning Collaborative (NDLC), hosted by the National Council on Aging is focused on providing community-based organizations (CBOs) with the knowledge and skills to create, enhance, and/or successfully manage community integrated health networks.
Key dates:
Key dates:
- Application released: September 29, 2021
- Application deadline: November 12, 2021 (By midnight, local time)
- Selected participants notified: December 17, 2021
- Monthly webinars: To be announced
Learning collaborative eligibility:
- Applicants have carefully read the NDLC Charter, describing the purpose, expectations, and benefits of participating in the learning collaborative.
- Applicants agree to participate in the entire 10-month learning collaborative curriculum and dedicate 4-5 hours per month to prepare for monthly lectures and homework assignments.
- Applicant organizations or networks are interested in forming community integrated health networks and/or establishing a Network Lead Entity.
- Applicants are nonprofit, university, or governmental organizations (state, county, or municipal level) focused on aging and/or disability services and supports.
- Applicants are not participating in another business acumen learning collaborative with an overlapping timeframe.
- Applicants may have participated in the NCOA Network Development Learning Collaborative in the past. Preference will be given to first-time applicants.
- Applicants must submit a letter of support from their organization’s leadership and key partners, if identified.
Submission guidelines:
- Proofread all submissions and carefully avoid errors.
- Answer all questions according to the specified word limit.
- Define all acronyms in parentheses after the first use of the word or phrase.
Supplemental materials:
View application questions in PDF format here.
Contact Kathleen Zuke (kathleen.zuke@ncoa.org) with any questions regarding this application.
View application questions in PDF format here.
Contact Kathleen Zuke (kathleen.zuke@ncoa.org) with any questions regarding this application.