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COMMUNITY
PARTNERSHIP

• About Us
• Mission and Goal
• Community Driven Partnership Vision
• Governance Structure >
  • Board of Directors
  • Steering Committee
  • Key Focus Areas
  • Strategy and Evaluation Teams
• MCP Hubs/Satellites >
  • Levels of Strategies & Interventions
• Three Key Stakeholder Groups >
  • Resident Network >
    • Strategic Plan
    • Neighborhood Action Teams
    • Community Initiatives >
      • HEAL (Healthy Eating Active Living)
      • Redevelopment of Monument Boulevard
      • Reuse of the Naval Weapons Station
      • Lead Paint Hazard Project
      • Transportation - Route 8
    • Events >
      • Pride Celebration
      • Posada Navidena
      • Mother’s Day
      • Health Fair
      • Dia del Niño
  • Service Network >
    • Strategic Plan
    • Be part of the Network
    • Hub Sites and Services
    • Lunch Time Training Series
    • Role of MCP
    • MCP Partner Agencies
    • Family Support Services
    • Family Success Team Model
  • Business Network
    • Monument Futures
• Monument First 5 Center
• Monument Moments
• Video Archives
• Meeting Archives
• Staff-Contact Information
• Employment
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The Role of MCP in the Service Network

MCP's role is to coordinate the Network, a generalist bringing specialist agencies together in awareness of and coordination with each other. Another distinctive piece of the MCP role is that through the MCP Resident Network it is possible to get direct resident input on needs and interests. This information is then shared to the Service Network so that providers adjust programs to meet resident needs. Providers also have a unique ability to get information out about service delivery changes, upcoming events, and other opportunities for residents.