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Thank you Philips Healthcare!

CORE Group extends its thanks to Philips Healthcare for being a Spring Meeting 2013 Gold Sponsor. With the generous support of sponsors like Philips Healthcare, CORE Group welcomed 271 participants to collaborate and learn about capacity building for health and well-being around the world. Learn more about the Spring Meeting

Thank you Otsuka!

CORE Group extends its thanks to Otsuka for being a Spring Meeting 2013 Bronze Sponsor. With the generous support of sponsors like Otsuka, CORE Group welcomed 271 participants to collaborate and learn about capacity building for health and well-being around the world. Learn more about the Spring Meeting

Thank you K4Health!

CORE Group extends its thanks to K4Health for being a Spring Meeting 2013 Bronze Sponsor. With the generous support of sponsors like K4Heath, CORE Group welcomed 271 participants to collaborate and learn about capacity building for health and well-being around the world. Learn more about the Spring Meeting

CORE Group Spring Meeting 2013 Presentations

Check out the presentations from the Spring Meeting 2013. Read more »

CORE Group 2012 Annual Report

Thank you to all of our Members, Associates, partners, and donors for all your contributions and support during 2012! Read more »

2012 Member Benefits Survey

Check out what our members think about CORE Group. View Survey Summary Report

Partner with CORE Group

As we have grown and evolved, so has CORE Group’s range of partnerships. Our areas of expertise are valued more than ever in proposals, on teams and within project strategies. Read more »

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CORE Group's vision is a world of healthy communities, where no mother or child dies of preventable causes. We work towards this vision by bringing together our 50+ member organizations and network of partners to generate collaborative action and learning to improve and expand community-focused public health practices for underserved populations around the world.

CORE Group increases the ease and pace of community health implementation by developing evidence-based tools, best practices, and resources that our Members, Associates, and partners use to reach more than 720 million people in 180 countries annually. We support professional development and create partnerships that increase the impact and sustainability of maternal and child health programs worldwide.

Our Working Groups operate as communities of practice by sharing information, experience, and ideas; generating new knowledge; and testing technical innovations—all the while networking and honing facilitation and leadership skills. We also support several interest groups to build knowledge and capacity around emerging topics like non-communicable diseases, and mental health.

Our Working Groups	Interest Groups
Community Child Health Safe Motherhood and Reproductive Health Nutrition HIV/AIDS Malaria Tuberculosis Social Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation	Adolescent Health & Wellbeing Non-communicable diseases mHealth Immunization Maternal Child Mental Health

Latest Updates

Save the Date: CORE Group Fall Meeting 2013

May 17, 2013

Mark your calendars! The CORE Group Fall Meeting 2013 will be taking place October 15-17, 2013 in Washington, DC. The 3-day event will take place at FHI 360's Conference Center. More details on the meeting will be updated here.

Resources Available from CORE Group Spring Meeting 2013

May 13, 2013

Presentations and other resources, including the meeting report from the CORE Group Spring Meeting 2013 are now available online. This year CORE Group welcomed 271 participants from 98 organizations and 10 countries at the meeting held in Baltimore, MD. CORE Group hosted two pre-meeting workshops, six plenary sessions, 23 concurrent technical sessions, 18 “powerbreakfast” tables, 16 Working Group gatherings, 9 lunchtime roundtables, one reception and a host of ad hoc gatherings.

A Promise Renewed Pledge

April 05, 2013

Since the Call to Action event, 172 countries have signed the A Promise Renewed pledge to accelerate declines in child deaths. More than 400 civil society and faith-based organizations and more than 2,000 individuals have also pledged support. Each signature represents a renewed commitment to give every child the best possible start in life. Governments are leading the effort to convene policymakers, technical experts, and development partners in a concerted effort to scale up high-impact strategies for maternal, newborn, and child survival. CORE Group is proud to be a signatory.

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CORE Group helps NGOs and governments effectively reach the community level, integrate community strategies into the national health plan, and respond to new and emerging health issues that arise so that preventable deaths from diseases like pneumonia and measles can be reduced.

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Featured Resource

The Mortality Assessment for Health Programs (MAP) System

This manual is a guide for non-governmental organizations carrying out child health programs to assess under-five mortality rates and evaluate programs using the CARE Group Model. By following this manual’s methodology to establish a Mortality Assessment for Health ...

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