Effective Administration: Developing policies & procedures
that serve your organization
Wednesday, 3/24/21, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Ms. Mara Funke, MPH, FRN Coordinator and Public Health Administration Consultant will guide you through the development of useful and practical policies and procedures. Mara explains how to increase the structural integrity of your daily work through writing and publishing a manual. This will be an active workshop where participants will use templates to draft an outline. For this reason, each participant (or team of participants from one organization) will bring a laptop to the session.
Details
Each participant team will need a laptop to participate in the workshop. Participants are encouraged to sign up in teams of two to four.
Who should attend?
Any member or friend of the FRN may attend. Organizational leaders are encouraged to sign up and bring a team. Even though the development of policies and procedures are required by FTF as a funder, non-FTF funded members and friends will benefit equally from the workshop. The guidance provided is universally applicable to organizations such as Family Resource Centers and the training content is based on organizational best practices, not any particular funder's scope of work.
Details
Each participant team will need a laptop to participate in the workshop. Participants are encouraged to sign up in teams of two to four.
Who should attend?
Any member or friend of the FRN may attend. Organizational leaders are encouraged to sign up and bring a team. Even though the development of policies and procedures are required by FTF as a funder, non-FTF funded members and friends will benefit equally from the workshop. The guidance provided is universally applicable to organizations such as Family Resource Centers and the training content is based on organizational best practices, not any particular funder's scope of work.
Mara de Luca Funke is a seasoned program evaluation professional with a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a Bachelor of Sociology from Michigan State University. She enjoys both quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection and analysis, as well as strategic planning and grant writing. Her background includes both academic research as well as the evaluation of ‘real-life’ operational service delivery programs in a range of health and social service fields. After spending six years at the public health department, she’s been working as a consultant for a variety of non-profits, corporations, and governmental agencies.
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