Grantee Partnership Project
Announcements
- FREE Grantee Training
- Free Logic Model Training
- YouSendIt:
An Introduction for Grantees and Providers - Grantee Survey Results:
Executive Summary - Staff Survey Results:
Executive Summary - Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Information
If you have questions or would like to share feedback, please contact:
Chris L. Carson, Project Coordinator
Alaska Department of Health and Social Services
(907) 465-6522
About the Grantee Partnership Project
The Department of Health and Social Services, Rasmuson Foundation, Mental Health Trust, Mat-Su Health Foundation, and the Foraker Group, along with many partnering committee members have been working diligently to realign the Department and grantee’s efforts toward our shared goals of providing high quality services to the citizens of Alaska. The overall goal of this project is to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of DHSS grant-making processes in order to:
- Reduce administrative burden for DHSS while ensuring adequate fiduciary control;
- Increase grantee/customer satisfaction; and
- Reduce the administrative burden for grantees to interface with the state.
- Coordinate with Grantee Partners to identify outcomes of success and methods of services delivery to Alaska citizens.
This project has three (3) working committees:
- Internal DHSS (DHSS staff),
- Streamlining/Grantee Relations (DHSS staff and grantee members), and
- Steering (Senior DHSS staff and the Rasmuson Foundation)
All committee members have volunteered to address and implement recommendations from the DHSS Grantee Partnership Project (October 2007) First Year Report — Cliff Consulting, Inc.
DHSS Progress with Legislative Intent Language
New Policy and Procedures improve grantee relations
With initial work focusing on DHSS internal processes of grant administration and customer relations, DHSS identified the need to develop three new Policy and Procedures (P&P) entries to addrees grant reporting, encumbrances, and payment, as well as customer service department wide. Efforts to realign the Department and grantee’s efforts toward our shared goals of providing high quality services to Alaskans efficiently and effectively have prompted the creation and approval of the following P&P entries:
- 257: Prompt Encumbrance and Payment Process
- 258: Prompt Review and Approval of Grant Reports
- 259: Grantee Relations
Progam Management Training available
New schedules will be announced shortly. For more information, contact Chris L. Carson, Project Coordinator, Grantee Partnership Project @ chris.carson@alaska.gov or 465-6522.
Streamline Newsletter
Resources
- Grantee Partnership Project internal website (password required)
- Rasmuson Process Assessment Report — released in Nov. 2006 — describes ways to reduce administrative burdens for both DHSS and grantees,while increasing grantee satisfaction with the experience of working with the State.
- Foraker Logic Model Exercise
- Foraker Exercise Indicators
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