Lessons Learned: Partnering with People with Disabilities & Older Adults
Date Published: December 12, 2022
The “Virtual Roundtable” series presents best practices and strategies for successful inclusive planning. This series hosted 4 Roundtables with former grantees to discuss topics of Partnerships, Communication, Engagement Strategies, and Measuring Success.
The Brief explores how agencies can apply innovative strategies to develop diverse partnerships that increase trust, strengthen communication and ultimately improve coordinated transportation services for older adults and adults with disabilities.
Download the Brief on Partnerships
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