Figure 26
Percent of Grantees that Reported Benefits They Received from Coordinating with
State Title V Programs, 2003
N= 76
Helped with efforts to advocate
for Healthy Start populations 66%
Provided data and other information
for needs assessment 63%
Provided resource materials for
health education 62%
Provided training for staff 58%
Helped coordinate
care for clients 45%
Provided funds or in-kind contributions that helped
sustain Healthy Start initiatives 42%
Helped increase visibility in policy arenas 36%
Note:
Grantees could report more than one benefit. These results exclude the
10 grantee agencies that are State health departments, as well as
grantees that do not have a relationship with the Title V programs.