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Coordination Initiative

NADTC works to improve the coordination of public, human services and private transportation resources for states and local communities

NADTC Selects Two Coordination Coalition Teams

The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center (NADTC) is excited to announce the selection of two Coordination Coalition Teams, as part of our ongoing Coordination Initiative.

ConnectAbility of MN – St. Cloud, Minnesota

Senior Resource Center of Douglas County – Lawrence, Kansas

Each coalition team will participate in a 2-day workshop, facilitated by NADTC staff, to build or strengthen a coalition group and develop an Action Plan the coalition can use as a foundation for improving local transportation options. Groups will receive ongoing monthly check-ins with NADTC staff and intensive technical assistance. Once the coalition work concludes in early 2023, NADTC will release a report that highlights findings and successful outcomes of each coalition.
This opportunity is a result of NADTC’s Coordination Advisory Committee who has guided our work over the past year to develop useful tools, resources and opportunities for agencies to enhance their transportation coordination efforts.

To highlight coordination work across the country, the National Aging & Disability Transportation Center has launched a Coordination Campaign. The Coordination Campaign is being designed to provide education and technical assistance around coordination activities in addition to the coordination, planning and public participation resources already developed. The Coordination Campaign is being guided by the NADTC Coordination Advisory Committee (CAC) which consists of 11 professionals from the private and public sectors.  This committee is providing direction to NADTC as tools, resources, case studies, promising practices and informational and educational pieces are being developed.

If you are interested in highlighting your work in coordination, or need specific assistance on coordination, please email contact@nadtc.org.