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WPFL Learning OpportunityBest Practice Session and Diversity Challenge
Coalition on Donation Spring Meeting
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Presentation Purpose
• To profile successful strategies, identify trends and best practices for reaching Workplace Partners
• To encourage others to adapt and replicate these approaches in their regions
• To share, generate and spread WPFL successes, ideas, actions, and results
• To apply the Collaborative Framework & Change Concepts to yield actionable outcome
Welcome and Introductions
• Rhonda Gaines, Washington Regional Transplant Consortium
• Sandy Andrada, California Transplant Donor Network
• Kim McCullough, Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network
• Shelly Morningstar, Akoya
Welcome to the WPFL Learning Opportunity! We are pleased to be joined by our featured speakers:
Diversity in the District: African American Outreach, Outcome & Opportunity
Rhonda GainesWashington Regional Transplant Consortium
Building a Culture of Donation: Partnerships with Asian Community Organizations
Sandy AndradaCalifornia Transplant Donor Network
Workplace Partners: Outreach, Outcomes & Opportunities in the Hispanic Community
Kim McCulloughGift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donation Network
WPFL Diversity Challenge:
Reaching Multicultural Communities in the Workplace
Shelly MorningstarAkoya
The WPFL Diversity Challenge
The Opportunity
Three Simple Actions
• Engagement. A commitment to engage one or more local, state, regional, or national diversity partners (or improve/expand your existing engagement) to implement at least one or more of the ideas, actions, or events from this presentation.
• Measurement. Track progress and results over a three month period, July 1 – September 30, 2006.
• Recognition. HHS will recognize top performers in the Diversity Challenge.
The WPFL Diversity Challenge
Today, I commit to the Diversity Challenge and agree to engage a multicultural workplace partner, implement one of more Ideas for Action, share success, and report results and outcome.
• How will you be in action with the Diversity Challenge and other WPFL initiatives when you return?
Ignite Your WPFL Collaborative Engine
Abundant Opportunity Exists
• 10,770 Workplace Partners enrolled*
• Potential to Reach 14.5+ million employees*
• 92,238 Patients Waiting in the US for a life-saving organ transplant**
• 1,062,570 Potential New Donors to Reach through the WPFL initiative*
* obtained from HRSA WPFL database as of 6/13/06
** obtained from OPTN/UNOS 6/13/06
Thank you!
Resources available• www.akoyaonline.com/wpfl
• Your Regional WPFL Database
• Contact Akoya Partners
Check your email for details on our July call
Wrap-Up, Review Commitments/Offers
Contact Information
Rhonda Gaines, Washington Regional Transplant [email protected](703) 641-0100
Sandy Andrada, California Transplant Donor [email protected](888) 570-9400
Kim McCullough, Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor [email protected](888) 307-3668
Shelly Morningstar, [email protected](412) 481-9800